Fire Alarm A police officer responded to a fire alarm at Wymount 14C. Upon arrival, the officer spoke with the tenants, who reported no signs of smoke or fire and noted that this was the second false alarm within two days. The officer contacted the on-call electrician, who confirmed that the heat sensor was faulty and advised silencing the alarm panel. The officer silenced the panel, and the electrician assured that the sensor would be replaced to prevent future false alarms.
Medical A report was filed regarding an adult male experiencing knee pain. Provo Fire/EMS and BYU police responded to the scene and contacted the patient, who had been playing basketball at the time. The patient received aid and comfort on scene and was subsequently released.
Medical A BYU student was injured while playing intramural football on the north university fields. Provo Fire and BYU EMS responded to the scene, provided aid, and assessed his condition. The student was assisted to a friend's vehicle by paramedics and was released at the scene.
Medical An officer and medics were dispatched to the Intramural Field by the RB following a report of a male with a knee injury. Provo Paramedics and BYUEMS responded to the scene and evaluated the individual. He was released at the scene.
Citizen Contact A report was initially received regarding criminal mischief involving a damaged scooter in the basement of the Heritage 9 building. Upon officer response and contact with the scooter owner, it was observed that the scooter was fully functional, except for a plastic cover that was not closed. The owner believed the open cover might have been intentional, as he did not cause it. The officer closed the cover and confirmed the scooter appeared normal. The owner then rode the scooter away, and no signs of criminal or suspicious activity were detected or observed during the incident.
Traffic Stop A BYU Police Officer on patrol observed a male on a moped run a red light, then cut off a line of vehicles attempting to turn right by making an unsafe lane change in front of those vehicles. The moped's registration was also expired and had no insurance. The driver was issued citations and released.
Welfare Check A BYU police officer responded to a Provo apartment near campus after receiving a report from BYU Security that a female BYU student had disconnected from the campus "Safewalk" app. Upon arrival, officers contacted the student at her residence and confirmed that she was safe. It was determined that her disconnection from the app was accidental.
Suspicious Circumstance BYU Police Officers responded to reports of four males dressed in red climbing trees near Heritage Halls. Upon patrolling the area, officers did not observe any individuals matching the description or any suspicious activity. No additional reports or calls regarding this incident were received.
