Disturbance Officers responded to a complaint of a group of males in a vehicle honking and shining a laser light through the windows of residents while they were attempting to sleep. Officers checked the area, located the suspect vehicle, and contacted the occupants. The individuals were cooperative, acknowledged their actions, and apologized for the disturbance. They left the area without further incident, and no additional problems were reported.
Welfare Check Officers responded to Lot 32 after receiving a report of a male wearing green scrubs and orange gloves lying on the ground near the south entrance of the third floor of the parking structure. Officers thoroughly checked the area but were unable to locate anyone matching the description. After a search of the area yielded negative results, officers cleared the call.
Gas Smell An officer responded to a reported gas leak in the USB kitchen. Upon arrival, Provo Fire determined that employees had moved a stove away from the wall for cleaning, which stretched the gas line and caused a small leak. The gas supply to the stove was shut off, and a Physical Facilities employee was notified to complete the necessary repairs. The incident was determined to be accidental, and no further action was required
Medical Officers responded to the west entrance of the JKB on a report of a female experiencing an unknown medical issue. The responding officer had previously assisted the same individual two days earlier and was familiar with her situation. BYU EMS arrived on scene and provided care until the patient became fully coherent. The patient did not require any further medical assistance, and the incident was resolved without additional action
Lost Property An officer took a report of a lost diamond ring. The student reported that the ring may have been lost in the Tanner Building, although it could have been misplaced elsewhere on or off campus. The ring was described as a gold band with a 2-carat marquise-cut diamond and an estimated value of approximately $5,000. The officer gathered the available information and completed a report for documentation purposes.
Fall A 66-year-old male experienced a ground-level fall and reported pain in his hip and wrist. Provo EMS and BYU EMS responded to evaluate the individual. After assessment, BYU EMS obtained a wheelchair and assisted the male back to his vehicle. No further assistance was requested.
Duress Alarm Officers responded to the CONE for a duress alarm at the south counter register. Prior to officers' arrival, the CONE manager contacted dispatch and advised that an employee had accidentally activated the alarm during a busy period. Officers met with the manager, confirmed the cause of the activation, and reset the alarm button. The incident was determined to be accidental, and no further action was required.
Medical Officers responded to Heritage Field for a report of a male with a head injury. The individual, an employee assisting with setup for ESPN GameDay, reported that several metal floor beams had slid and struck him in the head. BYU EMS and Provo EMS responded, evaluated the injury, and determined that no further medical treatment was necessary. The individual was released on scene, and the incident was documented.
Theft An officer took a report from a complainant who believed a pair of headphones had been stolen from a backpack that had been left inside his vehicle. At the time of the report, there was no suspect information available. The incident was documented, and the case remains under investigation pending any additional leads.
Fire Alarm An officer responded to a fire alarm at the HCEB. Upon arrival, the officer found the building had been evacuated and detected a strong burnt odor throughout the area. No smoke or active fire was observed; however, the source of the odor was determined to be a burnt bag of microwave popcorn in a room where the smell was the strongest. The bag was removed, an employee reset the alarm system.
Medical – Knee Sprain An officer responded with Provo Paramedics to Room 156 of the RB for an injury that occurred during an intramural basketball game. Upon arrival, the individual was walking and appeared to have sustained a minor knee sprain. Provo Fire personnel evaluated the individual and released him after a brief assessment.
