Police Beat
Police Beat • 09/29/2026
Sick Person
Officers responded to a report of a male experiencing sharp pain in his lower back and abdomen while on the lawn south of the David O. McKay Building. Officers contacted the individual prior to the arrival of medical personnel and spoke with him about his symptoms, which had subsided by that time. Medical personnel evaluated the individual, and he reported feeling fine during their assessment.
Theft
Officers responded to a report of a theft from a bike rack near Wyview Building 10. The victim reported that a black electric scooter had been stolen. The exact time of the theft is unknown; however, the scooter was last seen secured at approximately 9:00 p.m. on 09/28/2026 and was discovered missing at approximately 1:45 p.m. on 09/29/2026.
Welfare Check
Officers were dispatched to conduct a welfare check on a BYU student after a complainant expressed concern over statements about not wanting to live anymore. The complainant advised that the individual had not made any direct threats of self-harm. An officer contacted the student by phone and determined that the individual did not intend to harm themselves or anyone else.
Citizen Contact
An officer responded to the Music Building regarding a report of a strange odor coming from a locked room. Upon arrival, contact was made with appropriate individuals, and the source of the odor was identified. A battery charging in a vacuum was the cause of the smell.
Accident – Hit and Run
Officers contacted the complainant regarding a possible hit-and-run incident that may have occurred on 09/28/2026. The complainant reported parking their vehicle in Lot 3 between 1900 and 2230 hours and later discovering a broken tail light. Officers investigated the report but were unable to determine when or how the damage occurred. The parking location was not covered by an unobstructed camera view due to trees blocking the area. No suspect information or additional evidence was available at the time of the report.
Agency Assist
Officers assisted Provo Police at the Y Trailhead in locating two overdue 13-year-old hikers who were reported to be approximately one-half mile above the Y. The juveniles contacted police after becoming frightened by a mountain lion they believed was stalking them. Officers located the hikers and safely brought them down the mountain on the UTV. BYU officers utilized a department side-by-side vehicle to assist Provo Police, who had officers responding on motorcycles. The hikers were returned safely, and no injuries were reported.
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Officers responded to a report of a male experiencing sharp pain in his lower back and abdomen while on the lawn south of the David O. McKay Building. Officers contacted the individual prior to the arrival of medical personnel and spoke with him about his symptoms, which had subsided by that time. Medical personnel evaluated the individual, and he reported feeling fine during their assessment.
Theft
Officers responded to a report of a theft from a bike rack near Wyview Building 10. The victim reported that a black electric scooter had been stolen. The exact time of the theft is unknown; however, the scooter was last seen secured at approximately 9:00 p.m. on 09/28/2026 and was discovered missing at approximately 1:45 p.m. on 09/29/2026.
Welfare Check
Officers were dispatched to conduct a welfare check on a BYU student after a complainant expressed concern over statements about not wanting to live anymore. The complainant advised that the individual had not made any direct threats of self-harm. An officer contacted the student by phone and determined that the individual did not intend to harm themselves or anyone else.
Citizen Contact
An officer responded to the Music Building regarding a report of a strange odor coming from a locked room. Upon arrival, contact was made with appropriate individuals, and the source of the odor was identified. A battery charging in a vacuum was the cause of the smell.
Accident – Hit and Run
Officers contacted the complainant regarding a possible hit-and-run incident that may have occurred on 09/28/2026. The complainant reported parking their vehicle in Lot 3 between 1900 and 2230 hours and later discovering a broken tail light. Officers investigated the report but were unable to determine when or how the damage occurred. The parking location was not covered by an unobstructed camera view due to trees blocking the area. No suspect information or additional evidence was available at the time of the report.
Agency Assist
Officers assisted Provo Police at the Y Trailhead in locating two overdue 13-year-old hikers who were reported to be approximately one-half mile above the Y. The juveniles contacted police after becoming frightened by a mountain lion they believed was stalking them. Officers located the hikers and safely brought them down the mountain on the UTV. BYU officers utilized a department side-by-side vehicle to assist Provo Police, who had officers responding on motorcycles. The hikers were returned safely, and no injuries were reported.
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Police Beat • 09/28/2026
Medical
Officers responded with Provo Fire to a report of a patient who had been choking at Wyview Park. Prior to the arrival of emergency personnel, the patient had stopped choking and returned to normal breathing. Medical personnel evaluated the patient on scene and did not need to transport the patient to the hospital.
Breathing Problem
Officers responded to a medical call in the Clyde Building. Medical personnel evaluated and assisted the individual on scene. The individual was not transported, and officers cleared the call without further incident.
Medical
Officers responded to the Museum of Art (MOA) for a report of an adult female visitor who had sustained a ground-level fall. BYU Police, BYU EMS, and Provo EMS responded to assist. The patient was evaluated on scene and, at her request, was transported by Provo EMS to Utah Valley Hospital for further treatment. The patient was released to Provo EMS for transport.
Medical
Officers responded to the JFSB for a female who was having trouble breathing and symptoms consistent with a panic attack. Upon arrival, officers located the female with two individuals who were assisting her. Those helping her were provided with access to her phone, which contained detailed instructions regarding her condition and recommended methods of assistance. Medical personnel arrived and evaluated the female. Officers assisted her to a room where she began to feel better and was more able to communicate. She was treated on scene, was not transported.
Citizen Contact
An officer returned a phone call to a complainant regarding an earlier incident in which an e-scooter struck his vehicle while the complainant was driving on BYU campus. The complainant stated he was aware of his reporting and legal options and did not request further action. He wished to discuss the incident and requested that the scooter operator be contacted regarding potentially faulty brakes on the e-scooter. The officer complied with the request and cleared the call.
Fire Alarm
Officers responded to a smoke alarm at Budge Hall. Upon arrival, officers observed an audible alarm but found no signs of smoke, fire, or other hazards in the area. The complainant directed officers to the room where the alarm originated, and the smoke alarm was inspected. The device was found to be nearly eighteen years old despite indicating a recommended replacement interval of ten years. Housing personnel responded, removed the defective alarm, and arranged for its replacement. Officers cleared the call after determining there was no emergency.
Harassment
Officers met with a complainant regarding ongoing harassment occurring both on and off campus by an unknown individual. The victim reported multiple incidents and was advised to complete a written statement for inclusion in the case file. Additional follow-up may be conducted after the statement is received to assist in identifying the suspect and determining any further investigative actions.
Suspicious Person
Officers responded to the Life Sciences Building (LSB) after a security officer reported a suspicious male looking through a refrigerator in a break area. The complainant advised that the individual did not appear to be a student and his behavior was suspicious. Officers checked the area and reviewed photographs of the individual provided by dispatch. Further review of security camera footage revealed the male had left the building approximately one hour prior to officers' arrival. The individual was not located, and the call was cleared.
Noise Complaint
Officers responded to the traffic circle near Heritage Building 13 on a complaint of loud music coming from a vehicle. Upon arrival, officers contacted the occupants of the vehicle and requested that they lower the volume of the music. The occupants were also advised to move the vehicle and park in a designated parking space rather than stopping and blocking the roundabout. The occupants complied, and officers cleared the call.
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Officers responded with Provo Fire to a report of a patient who had been choking at Wyview Park. Prior to the arrival of emergency personnel, the patient had stopped choking and returned to normal breathing. Medical personnel evaluated the patient on scene and did not need to transport the patient to the hospital.
Breathing Problem
Officers responded to a medical call in the Clyde Building. Medical personnel evaluated and assisted the individual on scene. The individual was not transported, and officers cleared the call without further incident.
Medical
Officers responded to the Museum of Art (MOA) for a report of an adult female visitor who had sustained a ground-level fall. BYU Police, BYU EMS, and Provo EMS responded to assist. The patient was evaluated on scene and, at her request, was transported by Provo EMS to Utah Valley Hospital for further treatment. The patient was released to Provo EMS for transport.
Medical
Officers responded to the JFSB for a female who was having trouble breathing and symptoms consistent with a panic attack. Upon arrival, officers located the female with two individuals who were assisting her. Those helping her were provided with access to her phone, which contained detailed instructions regarding her condition and recommended methods of assistance. Medical personnel arrived and evaluated the female. Officers assisted her to a room where she began to feel better and was more able to communicate. She was treated on scene, was not transported.
Citizen Contact
An officer returned a phone call to a complainant regarding an earlier incident in which an e-scooter struck his vehicle while the complainant was driving on BYU campus. The complainant stated he was aware of his reporting and legal options and did not request further action. He wished to discuss the incident and requested that the scooter operator be contacted regarding potentially faulty brakes on the e-scooter. The officer complied with the request and cleared the call.
Fire Alarm
Officers responded to a smoke alarm at Budge Hall. Upon arrival, officers observed an audible alarm but found no signs of smoke, fire, or other hazards in the area. The complainant directed officers to the room where the alarm originated, and the smoke alarm was inspected. The device was found to be nearly eighteen years old despite indicating a recommended replacement interval of ten years. Housing personnel responded, removed the defective alarm, and arranged for its replacement. Officers cleared the call after determining there was no emergency.
Harassment
Officers met with a complainant regarding ongoing harassment occurring both on and off campus by an unknown individual. The victim reported multiple incidents and was advised to complete a written statement for inclusion in the case file. Additional follow-up may be conducted after the statement is received to assist in identifying the suspect and determining any further investigative actions.
Suspicious Person
Officers responded to the Life Sciences Building (LSB) after a security officer reported a suspicious male looking through a refrigerator in a break area. The complainant advised that the individual did not appear to be a student and his behavior was suspicious. Officers checked the area and reviewed photographs of the individual provided by dispatch. Further review of security camera footage revealed the male had left the building approximately one hour prior to officers' arrival. The individual was not located, and the call was cleared.
Noise Complaint
Officers responded to the traffic circle near Heritage Building 13 on a complaint of loud music coming from a vehicle. Upon arrival, officers contacted the occupants of the vehicle and requested that they lower the volume of the music. The occupants were also advised to move the vehicle and park in a designated parking space rather than stopping and blocking the roundabout. The occupants complied, and officers cleared the call.
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Police Beat • 09/27/2026
Nuisance
Officers responded to Lot 48 after a resident reported a group playing loud music around 1:00 am. Officers contacted the group, who were respectful and apologetic. They turned off the music and left the area.
Trauma
Officers and medical personnel were dispatched to assist a 60‑year‑old male with an ankle injury at the Smith Fieldhouse. Before arrival, the complainant called back and advised the injured male was being transported by private vehicle. No further assistance was needed.
Lockout
A student returned to the Wilkinson Student Center to retrieve a laptop left after church but found the building locked. Officers let the student inside. Student cleaners had already picked up the laptop and placed it in lost and found. The lead cleaner responded and returned the laptop.
Traffic Offense
Officers responded to a report of 5–6 individuals riding motorcycles through the grass at Helaman Halls. Officers checked the area but could not locate the individuals.
Overdose
Officers responded to Helaman Halls after receiving a report that a male student had attempted to overdose on pills. Officers located the student and coordinated with Provo Fire/EMS for transport. He was taken to the hospital and received medical treatment.
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Officers responded to Lot 48 after a resident reported a group playing loud music around 1:00 am. Officers contacted the group, who were respectful and apologetic. They turned off the music and left the area.
Trauma
Officers and medical personnel were dispatched to assist a 60‑year‑old male with an ankle injury at the Smith Fieldhouse. Before arrival, the complainant called back and advised the injured male was being transported by private vehicle. No further assistance was needed.
Lockout
A student returned to the Wilkinson Student Center to retrieve a laptop left after church but found the building locked. Officers let the student inside. Student cleaners had already picked up the laptop and placed it in lost and found. The lead cleaner responded and returned the laptop.
Traffic Offense
Officers responded to a report of 5–6 individuals riding motorcycles through the grass at Helaman Halls. Officers checked the area but could not locate the individuals.
Overdose
Officers responded to Helaman Halls after receiving a report that a male student had attempted to overdose on pills. Officers located the student and coordinated with Provo Fire/EMS for transport. He was taken to the hospital and received medical treatment.
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Police Beat • 09/26/2026
Door Alarm
An officer responded to a door alarm at the LaVell Edwards Stadium. Staff were preparing for the Rocky Mountain Band Competition and told dispatch the door would remain open for a few more hours until the event ended. Employees notified BYU Security Dispatch once the event ended and the door was secured.
Gas Smell
Provo Fire and BYU Police responded to a report of a natural‑gas smell in a science building. Officers found no odor or evidence of any gas. Students returned to the area without incident.
Citizen Contact
An officer contacted a reporting party by phone regarding a hit‑and‑run. Video showed vehicles parked near the complainant’s car, but it showed no indication of contact. Officers advised the reporting party of the findings.
Trauma
Officers and Provo Fire responded to a student who fell down stairs in their dorm. The student’s foot gave out, causing an ankle injury. Fire personnel applied ice and a splint, and family transported the student to a medical facility.
Lost Property
An individual flagged down an officer after finding another student's property on campus. With dispatch assistance, officers identified the owner, contacted them, and reunited them with their property.
Unconscious
Officers, BYU EMS, and Provo Fire responded to a medical call at Heritage Halls. The patient, who had a preexisting medical condition, was evaluated and cleared without being transported to the hospital.
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An officer responded to a door alarm at the LaVell Edwards Stadium. Staff were preparing for the Rocky Mountain Band Competition and told dispatch the door would remain open for a few more hours until the event ended. Employees notified BYU Security Dispatch once the event ended and the door was secured.
Gas Smell
Provo Fire and BYU Police responded to a report of a natural‑gas smell in a science building. Officers found no odor or evidence of any gas. Students returned to the area without incident.
Citizen Contact
An officer contacted a reporting party by phone regarding a hit‑and‑run. Video showed vehicles parked near the complainant’s car, but it showed no indication of contact. Officers advised the reporting party of the findings.
Trauma
Officers and Provo Fire responded to a student who fell down stairs in their dorm. The student’s foot gave out, causing an ankle injury. Fire personnel applied ice and a splint, and family transported the student to a medical facility.
Lost Property
An individual flagged down an officer after finding another student's property on campus. With dispatch assistance, officers identified the owner, contacted them, and reunited them with their property.
Unconscious
Officers, BYU EMS, and Provo Fire responded to a medical call at Heritage Halls. The patient, who had a preexisting medical condition, was evaluated and cleared without being transported to the hospital.
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Police Beat • 09/25/2026
Lockout
An officer assisted a BYU paint‑shop employee who needed access to a roof hatch. The employee’s full‑time status and authorization were verified. The officer opened the door and later returned to ensure it was secured.
Sick Person
Officers and BYU EMS responded to the Talmage Building for a sick male sitting on the grass. BYU EMS evaluated him and determined law enforcement assistance was not needed.
Disorderly
Officers responded to the CSC for a disorderly individual who had been terminated from employment and was menacing a dining‑services employee. Officers separated the parties, cited the suspect for disorderly conduct, stood by while he collected his belongings, issued a 10‑day trespass, and escorted him off campus.
Lost Property
An officer took a delayed lost‑property report by phone. The complainant lost his wallet card containing his ID and driver's license sometime during the day.
Information
Two students received a text message warning their vehicles in Lot 45 would be towed if not moved by 8:00 p.m. They suspected a scam and contacted police. BYU Police spoke with BYU Security employees and confirmed the message was legitimate. Officers relayed this information to the students and dispatchers in case additional students had concerns.
Accident – Hit & Run
A complainant reported scratches along the driver’s side of their vehicle, believed to have occurred while parked on BYU campus. Camera footage did not capture the incident. Officers provided a case number for insurance purposes. No suspect information is available.
Missing Person
Officers responded to the Wilkinson Student Center after a 38‑year‑old male with special needs was reported missing for about an hour. Officers located him safely in another room and reunited him with his group.
Traffic Offense
Officers responded to Lot 45 for a complaint of a jeep driving in circles with two people hanging off the sides. The vehicle left before officers arrived but was located on Cougar Blvd. Officers initiated a traffic stop after the driver made an improper lane change. The driver explained he was teaching a friend to drive a manual vehicle. Officers addressed both the unsafe driving and the complaint. The group was warned and released.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm at the HGB. Multiple employees were closing up for the night, and nothing suspicious or criminal was occurring.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm at the Physical Facilities building. A BYU employee had triggered the alarm by leaving a roll‑up door open too long. The door was closed, clearing the alarm. Nothing suspicious was found.
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An officer assisted a BYU paint‑shop employee who needed access to a roof hatch. The employee’s full‑time status and authorization were verified. The officer opened the door and later returned to ensure it was secured.
Sick Person
Officers and BYU EMS responded to the Talmage Building for a sick male sitting on the grass. BYU EMS evaluated him and determined law enforcement assistance was not needed.
Disorderly
Officers responded to the CSC for a disorderly individual who had been terminated from employment and was menacing a dining‑services employee. Officers separated the parties, cited the suspect for disorderly conduct, stood by while he collected his belongings, issued a 10‑day trespass, and escorted him off campus.
Lost Property
An officer took a delayed lost‑property report by phone. The complainant lost his wallet card containing his ID and driver's license sometime during the day.
Information
Two students received a text message warning their vehicles in Lot 45 would be towed if not moved by 8:00 p.m. They suspected a scam and contacted police. BYU Police spoke with BYU Security employees and confirmed the message was legitimate. Officers relayed this information to the students and dispatchers in case additional students had concerns.
Accident – Hit & Run
A complainant reported scratches along the driver’s side of their vehicle, believed to have occurred while parked on BYU campus. Camera footage did not capture the incident. Officers provided a case number for insurance purposes. No suspect information is available.
Missing Person
Officers responded to the Wilkinson Student Center after a 38‑year‑old male with special needs was reported missing for about an hour. Officers located him safely in another room and reunited him with his group.
Traffic Offense
Officers responded to Lot 45 for a complaint of a jeep driving in circles with two people hanging off the sides. The vehicle left before officers arrived but was located on Cougar Blvd. Officers initiated a traffic stop after the driver made an improper lane change. The driver explained he was teaching a friend to drive a manual vehicle. Officers addressed both the unsafe driving and the complaint. The group was warned and released.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm at the HGB. Multiple employees were closing up for the night, and nothing suspicious or criminal was occurring.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm at the Physical Facilities building. A BYU employee had triggered the alarm by leaving a roll‑up door open too long. The door was closed, clearing the alarm. Nothing suspicious was found.
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Police Beat • 09/24/2026
Nuisance
Officers responded to a nuisance complaint on Phillips Lane involving a vehicle full of people reportedly scaring passersby. Officers contacted the occupants, who stated they were simply talking and laughing. They apologized and agreed to be quieter.
Lockout
A complainant accidentally locked himself out of his building while taking out recycling and was unable to reach anyone for assistance. After verifying residency, an officer helped him regain access.
Lockout
An officer responded to a lockout for a BYU paint‑shop employee needing access to a roof door. Officers opened the door so the employee could complete their work. The officer returned afterward to secure the door.
Accident
Officers responded to a minor parking‑lot accident. The officer took a report and assisted with the exchange of insurance information.
Information
Officers were dispatched to a report of someone on the Tanner Building roof. They located BYU security personnel, who were authorized to be in the area, when they arrived.
Accident - Hit & Run
A complainant reported damage to their vehicle after parking it earlier in the day. Video footage was checked, but other vehicles obstructed the view. No suspects have been identified.
Trauma
An adult male fell while riding a longboard on South Campus Drive, sustaining minor injuries. BYU EMS and Provo EMS treated him on scene. He refused transport and remained with BYU EMS until a family member picked him up.
Criminal Mischief
A complainant reported by phone that their vehicle had been keyed while parked in a stall sometime over the past week. Information was gathered for documentation. There are currently no suspects.
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Officers responded with Provo Fire and BYU EMS to a CO alarm at Wyview Park. The unit had already been safely evacuated. BYU Housing and Enbridge Gas responded to inspect the apartment's oven.
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Officers responded to a nuisance complaint on Phillips Lane involving a vehicle full of people reportedly scaring passersby. Officers contacted the occupants, who stated they were simply talking and laughing. They apologized and agreed to be quieter.
Lockout
A complainant accidentally locked himself out of his building while taking out recycling and was unable to reach anyone for assistance. After verifying residency, an officer helped him regain access.
Lockout
An officer responded to a lockout for a BYU paint‑shop employee needing access to a roof door. Officers opened the door so the employee could complete their work. The officer returned afterward to secure the door.
Accident
Officers responded to a minor parking‑lot accident. The officer took a report and assisted with the exchange of insurance information.
Information
Officers were dispatched to a report of someone on the Tanner Building roof. They located BYU security personnel, who were authorized to be in the area, when they arrived.
Accident - Hit & Run
A complainant reported damage to their vehicle after parking it earlier in the day. Video footage was checked, but other vehicles obstructed the view. No suspects have been identified.
Trauma
An adult male fell while riding a longboard on South Campus Drive, sustaining minor injuries. BYU EMS and Provo EMS treated him on scene. He refused transport and remained with BYU EMS until a family member picked him up.
Criminal Mischief
A complainant reported by phone that their vehicle had been keyed while parked in a stall sometime over the past week. Information was gathered for documentation. There are currently no suspects.
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Officers responded with Provo Fire and BYU EMS to a CO alarm at Wyview Park. The unit had already been safely evacuated. BYU Housing and Enbridge Gas responded to inspect the apartment's oven.
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Police Beat • 09/23/2026
Juvenile Problem
Officers checked the area after receiving a report of juveniles climbing on the scoreboard at Miller Park. Upon arrival, officers searched the area and inspected the scoreboards but did not locate any juveniles. No individuals were observed on or near the scoreboards, and the area was clear.
Medical
Officers responded to the Wilkinson Center on a report of a male who had possibly fainted and struck his chin. Medical personnel arrived on scene, evaluated the patient, and provided assistance. The incident was handled by responding medical personnel.
Citizen Contact
Officers responded to a request from the Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) office to escort a female student to the Wasatch Behavioral Health Recovery Outreach Center in Provo. Officers contacted the student, who voluntarily requested the transport. Officers provided the escort to the facility.
Found Property
Officers received a report of a found identification card in Lot 45. The individual listed on the identification was contacted and advised of its recovery. The individual's spouse, who works for security, arranged to pick up the identification, and the case was cleared.
Medical
Officers and EMS responded to a report of a male who had sustained a head injury and was bleeding. EMS personnel treated the injury and applied bandages. Provo Medical arrived, assessed the male, and cleared the scene. The male was later transported to the hospital by private vehicle.
Harassment
An officer returned a phone call to a complainant regarding suspicious text messages received from an unknown number. The complainant reported that the sender appeared to possess specific personal information about him. The complainant blocked the number and was advised to contact police if the messages continue. This report is for informational purposes only at this time. See narrative for additional details.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to the Creamery on a report of a female acting unusually and possibly under the influence of drugs. The caller also indicated the female appeared to be homeless. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the individual, as she had left prior to their arrival. No further action was taken.
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Officers checked the area after receiving a report of juveniles climbing on the scoreboard at Miller Park. Upon arrival, officers searched the area and inspected the scoreboards but did not locate any juveniles. No individuals were observed on or near the scoreboards, and the area was clear.
Medical
Officers responded to the Wilkinson Center on a report of a male who had possibly fainted and struck his chin. Medical personnel arrived on scene, evaluated the patient, and provided assistance. The incident was handled by responding medical personnel.
Citizen Contact
Officers responded to a request from the Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) office to escort a female student to the Wasatch Behavioral Health Recovery Outreach Center in Provo. Officers contacted the student, who voluntarily requested the transport. Officers provided the escort to the facility.
Found Property
Officers received a report of a found identification card in Lot 45. The individual listed on the identification was contacted and advised of its recovery. The individual's spouse, who works for security, arranged to pick up the identification, and the case was cleared.
Medical
Officers and EMS responded to a report of a male who had sustained a head injury and was bleeding. EMS personnel treated the injury and applied bandages. Provo Medical arrived, assessed the male, and cleared the scene. The male was later transported to the hospital by private vehicle.
Harassment
An officer returned a phone call to a complainant regarding suspicious text messages received from an unknown number. The complainant reported that the sender appeared to possess specific personal information about him. The complainant blocked the number and was advised to contact police if the messages continue. This report is for informational purposes only at this time. See narrative for additional details.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to the Creamery on a report of a female acting unusually and possibly under the influence of drugs. The caller also indicated the female appeared to be homeless. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the individual, as she had left prior to their arrival. No further action was taken.
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Police Beat • 09/22/2026
Suspicious Circumstance
Officers responded to a report of three individuals checking doors at campus buildings. The individuals were reportedly seen entering the MARB and leaving shortly afterward. Officers located, contacted, and identified the subjects. One individual stated he would be attending BYU during the winter semester and wanted to look at the classrooms. No criminal activity was observed. The individuals were advised not to enter campus buildings late at night and subsequently left the area.
Medical
Officers responded with Provo Fire to a report of a seizure patient at Heritage Building 13. The patient canceled medical assistance prior to responders' arrival. Due to the cancellation, no room number or identifying information was available, and the caller did not answer return calls from dispatch. Officers checked the building and surrounding area but were unable to locate anyone in need of assistance.
Medical
Officers responded to the library on a report of an individual experiencing breathing difficulty. Security personnel made initial contact with the individual, and medical personnel arrived shortly afterward to provide care. Officers cleared the call while medical personnel continued assessing and treating the patient.
Medical
Officers responded to the South Campus Office Building on a report of an individual experiencing symptoms consistent with a possible stroke. Medical personnel made initial contact with the patient and began providing care. Officers arrived on scene and remained while medical personnel assessed and treated the individual.
Medical Event
An officer was dispatched to the Life Science Building to assist medical personnel with an individual who was not feeling well. Medical personnel responded, evaluated the individual, and determined that transport was not necessary.
Robbery Alarm
Officers responded to a robbery alarm at the south front counter of the Creamery on Ninth East. Dispatch reviewed surveillance footage and advised responding officers that normal business operations appeared to be taking place inside the store. Officers contacted an employee, who stated she may have accidentally activated the alarm by resting her hands near the alarm button. Officers reset the alarm, confirmed with dispatch that it had been cleared, and then cleared the scene.
Medical
Officers and BYU EMS responded to a medical call at the Conference Center after a patient reportedly passed out during a class. EMS evaluated the patient, who stated she had recently been assessed for the same issue and was feeling fine. The patient declined medical transport and advised she wished to remain at class.
Accident
Officers responded to a two-vehicle collision in a parking lot. The investigation determined that one vehicle was backing out of a parking stall while another vehicle was driving through the lot, resulting in a collision. No injuries were reported, and both vehicles sustained only minor damage. The parties involved exchanged information, and the incident was documented.
Reckless Driver
Officers responded to a report of a reckless driver near the traffic circle on East Campus Drive. The vehicle was reported to have driven through the traffic circle at a high rate of speed and subsequently failed to stop for a red light before turning right and stopping in Lot 4. Officers contacted the complainant and reviewed surveillance footage, which confirmed the driver failed to stop at the red light. The driver was later located and identified. After speaking with the driver, officers issued a verbal warning regarding unsafe driving behavior.
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Officers responded to a report of three individuals checking doors at campus buildings. The individuals were reportedly seen entering the MARB and leaving shortly afterward. Officers located, contacted, and identified the subjects. One individual stated he would be attending BYU during the winter semester and wanted to look at the classrooms. No criminal activity was observed. The individuals were advised not to enter campus buildings late at night and subsequently left the area.
Medical
Officers responded with Provo Fire to a report of a seizure patient at Heritage Building 13. The patient canceled medical assistance prior to responders' arrival. Due to the cancellation, no room number or identifying information was available, and the caller did not answer return calls from dispatch. Officers checked the building and surrounding area but were unable to locate anyone in need of assistance.
Medical
Officers responded to the library on a report of an individual experiencing breathing difficulty. Security personnel made initial contact with the individual, and medical personnel arrived shortly afterward to provide care. Officers cleared the call while medical personnel continued assessing and treating the patient.
Medical
Officers responded to the South Campus Office Building on a report of an individual experiencing symptoms consistent with a possible stroke. Medical personnel made initial contact with the patient and began providing care. Officers arrived on scene and remained while medical personnel assessed and treated the individual.
Medical Event
An officer was dispatched to the Life Science Building to assist medical personnel with an individual who was not feeling well. Medical personnel responded, evaluated the individual, and determined that transport was not necessary.
Robbery Alarm
Officers responded to a robbery alarm at the south front counter of the Creamery on Ninth East. Dispatch reviewed surveillance footage and advised responding officers that normal business operations appeared to be taking place inside the store. Officers contacted an employee, who stated she may have accidentally activated the alarm by resting her hands near the alarm button. Officers reset the alarm, confirmed with dispatch that it had been cleared, and then cleared the scene.
Medical
Officers and BYU EMS responded to a medical call at the Conference Center after a patient reportedly passed out during a class. EMS evaluated the patient, who stated she had recently been assessed for the same issue and was feeling fine. The patient declined medical transport and advised she wished to remain at class.
Accident
Officers responded to a two-vehicle collision in a parking lot. The investigation determined that one vehicle was backing out of a parking stall while another vehicle was driving through the lot, resulting in a collision. No injuries were reported, and both vehicles sustained only minor damage. The parties involved exchanged information, and the incident was documented.
Reckless Driver
Officers responded to a report of a reckless driver near the traffic circle on East Campus Drive. The vehicle was reported to have driven through the traffic circle at a high rate of speed and subsequently failed to stop for a red light before turning right and stopping in Lot 4. Officers contacted the complainant and reviewed surveillance footage, which confirmed the driver failed to stop at the red light. The driver was later located and identified. After speaking with the driver, officers issued a verbal warning regarding unsafe driving behavior.
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Police Beat • 09/21/2026
Suspicious Circumstance
Officers responded to a report of unattended bags in the lawn area north of the ROTC Building. Upon arrival, the officer located a gym bag and a backpack containing personal property; however, no identification was found. Based on prior contacts and knowledge that military cadets were exercising in the area, the officer believed the bags likely belonged to one of the cadets and left them in place. The officer returned later in the morning and found that the property had been retrieved.
Accident – Hit and Run
Officers responded to a reported hit-and-run accident in the north parking area of Heritage Halls Lot 23. The complainant provided details about the incident location, photographs of the vehicle damage, and additional information to assist with the investigation. Officers conducted an investigation and reviewed available surveillance footage; however, the suspect vehicle was not identified. The case remains documented, and no further leads were developed at this time.
Accident – Hit and Run
Officers responded to a delayed hit-and-run report in Lot 45. The complainant reported parking her vehicle in the lot at approximately 2320 hours on September 20, 2026, and discovered damage to it when she returned at approximately 1105 hours on September 21, 2026. The case is under investigation.
Medical
Officers responded to the BYU Creamery on a report of a female employee who had fainted while working at the register. Medical personnel were dispatched and evaluated the employee at the scene. After assessment, she was transported to the hospital by Provo Ambulance for further care.
Accident
An officer responded to a vehicle accident at LaVell Edwards Stadium. The driver reported that while turning between the support pillars near Gate 3, the vehicle traveled too close to a pillar and collided causing minor damage to the passenger-side rear fender flare. The pillar sustained a mark but no damage. This was a minor accident, and photographs of the damage were taken and attached to the report.
Information
Officers were requested by the BYU Victims Advocate to contact a female student experiencing a crisis related to a past dating incident. The officer met with the student and learned the matter had been investigated and documented by Title IX in December of the previous year. This information will be followed up further.
Suspicious
An officer was dispatched to the parking lot at LaVell Edwards Stadium on a report of a transient female who appeared confused and in need of assistance. The officer located the female walking on a public sidewalk and contacted her to determine if she needed help. The female stated that she did not require assistance and continued on her way. The officer observed that she appeared able to walk without difficulty and seemed to know where she was going.
Accident
Officers responded to a report of a traffic accident in Lot 45. The collision was determined to be non-reportable, and no injuries were reported.
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Officers responded to a report of unattended bags in the lawn area north of the ROTC Building. Upon arrival, the officer located a gym bag and a backpack containing personal property; however, no identification was found. Based on prior contacts and knowledge that military cadets were exercising in the area, the officer believed the bags likely belonged to one of the cadets and left them in place. The officer returned later in the morning and found that the property had been retrieved.
Accident – Hit and Run
Officers responded to a reported hit-and-run accident in the north parking area of Heritage Halls Lot 23. The complainant provided details about the incident location, photographs of the vehicle damage, and additional information to assist with the investigation. Officers conducted an investigation and reviewed available surveillance footage; however, the suspect vehicle was not identified. The case remains documented, and no further leads were developed at this time.
Accident – Hit and Run
Officers responded to a delayed hit-and-run report in Lot 45. The complainant reported parking her vehicle in the lot at approximately 2320 hours on September 20, 2026, and discovered damage to it when she returned at approximately 1105 hours on September 21, 2026. The case is under investigation.
Medical
Officers responded to the BYU Creamery on a report of a female employee who had fainted while working at the register. Medical personnel were dispatched and evaluated the employee at the scene. After assessment, she was transported to the hospital by Provo Ambulance for further care.
Accident
An officer responded to a vehicle accident at LaVell Edwards Stadium. The driver reported that while turning between the support pillars near Gate 3, the vehicle traveled too close to a pillar and collided causing minor damage to the passenger-side rear fender flare. The pillar sustained a mark but no damage. This was a minor accident, and photographs of the damage were taken and attached to the report.
Information
Officers were requested by the BYU Victims Advocate to contact a female student experiencing a crisis related to a past dating incident. The officer met with the student and learned the matter had been investigated and documented by Title IX in December of the previous year. This information will be followed up further.
Suspicious
An officer was dispatched to the parking lot at LaVell Edwards Stadium on a report of a transient female who appeared confused and in need of assistance. The officer located the female walking on a public sidewalk and contacted her to determine if she needed help. The female stated that she did not require assistance and continued on her way. The officer observed that she appeared able to walk without difficulty and seemed to know where she was going.
Accident
Officers responded to a report of a traffic accident in Lot 45. The collision was determined to be non-reportable, and no injuries were reported.
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Police Beat • 09/20/2026
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a utility‑door alarm in the basement of Helaman Halls (Merrill Hall). Officers checked all interior and exterior basement doors and found them secure.
Driving Under the Influence
Officers and EMS responded to a report of an unconscious, possibly intoxicated male. EMS evaluated him, and officers conducted field sobriety tests. The male was arrested for operating a vehicle while under the influence and transported to the Utah County Jail.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to an alarm at the Marriott Center at the 4300 SW catwalk door. Officers checked the door and catwalks and found them secure, with no one in the area.
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Officers responded to Wyview Park for a CO alarm. Provo Fire detected carbon monoxide inside an apartment. BYU Housing was notified to address and repair the issue.
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Officers responded to a utility‑door alarm in the basement of Helaman Halls (Merrill Hall). Officers checked all interior and exterior basement doors and found them secure.
Driving Under the Influence
Officers and EMS responded to a report of an unconscious, possibly intoxicated male. EMS evaluated him, and officers conducted field sobriety tests. The male was arrested for operating a vehicle while under the influence and transported to the Utah County Jail.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to an alarm at the Marriott Center at the 4300 SW catwalk door. Officers checked the door and catwalks and found them secure, with no one in the area.
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Officers responded to Wyview Park for a CO alarm. Provo Fire detected carbon monoxide inside an apartment. BYU Housing was notified to address and repair the issue.
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