Police Beat
Police Beat • 05/17/2025 - 05/18/2025
Medical
An officer responded to Smith Field House following an injury in the weight room. A student was preparing to lift weights and was stretching when he dislocated his shoulder. Provo EMS arrived on scene, provided treatment, and transported the student on a gurney. Once the student relaxed his muscles, his shoulder spontaneously realigned. The EMS team released him to a friend for transportation to the hospital.
Sick Person
BYU Police responded to a reported sick person at the HBLL. Provo EMS arrived on scene, assessed the individual, and determined she was in good condition and didn’t need further medical attention.
Citizen Contact
A BYU security officer observed an older, disoriented woman walking eastbound on South Campus Drive while pulling a suitcase. Police officers responded to assist and discovered that she was visiting from out of state and was unfamiliar with the campus. They helped her locate her vehicle in lot 26 so she could leave.
Welfare Check
During routine patrols through Heritage Halls, a police officer noticed a male sleeping on an air vent outside Heritage 16. Recognizing the cold and rainy weather that night, the officer approached to assist. Upon inquiry, it was confirmed that the individual was an FSY employee who had arrived a day early and lacked an overnight accommodation. To ensure his safety and comfort, the officer granted him access to the commons area of the JKB, providing a warm, dry place to rest until the building opened for church services.
Accident – Rollover
Single Vehicle Accident on Cougar Blvd: A single vehicle accident occurred on Cougar Blvd near the Parking Terrace, north of the Tanner Building. The pickup truck, which was not affiliated with BYU, left the roadway, overturned and came to a stop upside down adjacent to the Parking Terrace. No injuries were reported; however, Provo EMS was summoned to evaluate occupants for medical clearance. The vehicle was removed from the scene by a local towing company. The incident resulted in some damage to BYU grounds, and the grounds maintenance team was notified and responded accordingly. Additional details and reports are pending.
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An officer responded to Smith Field House following an injury in the weight room. A student was preparing to lift weights and was stretching when he dislocated his shoulder. Provo EMS arrived on scene, provided treatment, and transported the student on a gurney. Once the student relaxed his muscles, his shoulder spontaneously realigned. The EMS team released him to a friend for transportation to the hospital.
Sick Person
BYU Police responded to a reported sick person at the HBLL. Provo EMS arrived on scene, assessed the individual, and determined she was in good condition and didn’t need further medical attention.
Citizen Contact
A BYU security officer observed an older, disoriented woman walking eastbound on South Campus Drive while pulling a suitcase. Police officers responded to assist and discovered that she was visiting from out of state and was unfamiliar with the campus. They helped her locate her vehicle in lot 26 so she could leave.
Welfare Check
During routine patrols through Heritage Halls, a police officer noticed a male sleeping on an air vent outside Heritage 16. Recognizing the cold and rainy weather that night, the officer approached to assist. Upon inquiry, it was confirmed that the individual was an FSY employee who had arrived a day early and lacked an overnight accommodation. To ensure his safety and comfort, the officer granted him access to the commons area of the JKB, providing a warm, dry place to rest until the building opened for church services.
Accident – Rollover
Single Vehicle Accident on Cougar Blvd: A single vehicle accident occurred on Cougar Blvd near the Parking Terrace, north of the Tanner Building. The pickup truck, which was not affiliated with BYU, left the roadway, overturned and came to a stop upside down adjacent to the Parking Terrace. No injuries were reported; however, Provo EMS was summoned to evaluate occupants for medical clearance. The vehicle was removed from the scene by a local towing company. The incident resulted in some damage to BYU grounds, and the grounds maintenance team was notified and responded accordingly. Additional details and reports are pending.
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Police Beat • 05/16/2025
Unsecured Gate
During a routine patrol of Helaman Halls and Miller Field, an officer discovered the south man gate to Miller Field left open and unsecured. The officer closed and secured the gate, ensuring the safety and security of the baseball field.
Medical
BYU Police responded to the Smith Field House to assist a person with a dislocated shoulder. BYU and Provo EMS arrived on scene, evaluated the individual, and transported him to the hospital for further treatment.
Citizen Contact
BYU Police responded to a report of possible criminal mischief in Lot 41 after a vehicle owner discovered a glue or paint-like substance deliberately applied to their truck while unattended. The owner was able to remove the substance without damage and requested officers review camera footage for suspect identification. However, officers found that no surveillance cameras covered the area where the vehicle was parked, and no suspects were identified.
Suspicious
BYU Police responded to the Tanner Building after a report of suspicious males acting abnormally and hiding in the bushes. Upon investigation, officers determined the individuals were simply using the area privately to smoke cigarettes, with no illegal activity involved. The complainant was informed of the findings, and the case was closed.
Fire – Inspection
Officer responded to Wymount 17 regarding a vehicle fire report. Upon arrival, they found the vehicle and its registered owner; the vehicle was not on fire. The owner explained that the car leaks oil and smokes slightly.
Medical
BYU Police and Provo Fire responded to the Richards Building Field intramural field after a player reported a shoulder injury. EMTs treated and evaluated the individual on-site. The individual was released.
Suspicious Circumstances
Officers responded to East Campus (Wasatch Elementary School) following an anonymous tip about three or four Latino juveniles, mostly dressed in black, possibly vaping near the building. After checking the exterior and interior, they found no one matching the description. Conversations with the building manager and custodial staff also yielded no sightings. As the report was anonymous.
Found Property
A building care employee discovered a wallet while cleaning the baseball stadium after a game. An officer identified the owner and contacted the owner.
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During a routine patrol of Helaman Halls and Miller Field, an officer discovered the south man gate to Miller Field left open and unsecured. The officer closed and secured the gate, ensuring the safety and security of the baseball field.
Medical
BYU Police responded to the Smith Field House to assist a person with a dislocated shoulder. BYU and Provo EMS arrived on scene, evaluated the individual, and transported him to the hospital for further treatment.
Citizen Contact
BYU Police responded to a report of possible criminal mischief in Lot 41 after a vehicle owner discovered a glue or paint-like substance deliberately applied to their truck while unattended. The owner was able to remove the substance without damage and requested officers review camera footage for suspect identification. However, officers found that no surveillance cameras covered the area where the vehicle was parked, and no suspects were identified.
Suspicious
BYU Police responded to the Tanner Building after a report of suspicious males acting abnormally and hiding in the bushes. Upon investigation, officers determined the individuals were simply using the area privately to smoke cigarettes, with no illegal activity involved. The complainant was informed of the findings, and the case was closed.
Fire – Inspection
Officer responded to Wymount 17 regarding a vehicle fire report. Upon arrival, they found the vehicle and its registered owner; the vehicle was not on fire. The owner explained that the car leaks oil and smokes slightly.
Medical
BYU Police and Provo Fire responded to the Richards Building Field intramural field after a player reported a shoulder injury. EMTs treated and evaluated the individual on-site. The individual was released.
Suspicious Circumstances
Officers responded to East Campus (Wasatch Elementary School) following an anonymous tip about three or four Latino juveniles, mostly dressed in black, possibly vaping near the building. After checking the exterior and interior, they found no one matching the description. Conversations with the building manager and custodial staff also yielded no sightings. As the report was anonymous.
Found Property
A building care employee discovered a wallet while cleaning the baseball stadium after a game. An officer identified the owner and contacted the owner.
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Police Beat • 05/15/2025
Fire Alarm
Officers were dispatched to the Missionary Training Center (MTC) following a fire alarm; however, the alarm was canceled by MTC Security before their arrival. The Provo Fire Department responded to the scene to assess the situation.
Citizen Contact
An officer responded to a citizen assist at the UPB after a male caller was verbally aggressive and made a remark that some church authorities would be going to hell. No threats were made. The caller was blocked from further contact. Officers attempted to reach the caller but were unsuccessful.
Citizen Contact
An officer met with a BYU employee and her supervisor at the CSC to discuss an incident near the campus floral. The employee reported that yesterday morning, she observed a man in his 30s walking in the area. He approached her claiming he was jogging the previous night and had lost his cell phone. She pointed out the phone on the ground about 10 feet behind him, which he retrieved on camera. Following this, he engaged in a brief conversation and then told her she was beautiful before leaving. The employee expressed feeling uncomfortable and suspected the man may have staged the phone loss to approach her. Camera footage revealed the man was not seen prior to the interaction and left after recovering the phone. The officer showed the employee the footage for review.
Medical
An officer responded to MLRP for a medical incident. Upon arrival, EMS checked the area, but no patient was found. The area was crowded due to ongoing events, and no emergencies were reported by anyone at this time.
Theft
An officer responded to a report of a stolen Apple TV streaming device from room 229 at the University Parkway Center. The device, small enough to fit in a pant pocket, was reported missing. Surveillance footage was reviewed with dispatch, but no suspects were identified on the video. The stolen item has been entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database.
Vandalism
A complainant reported that her vehicle was hit with what appeared to be white paint balls sometime between 0800 and 1130 hours today. The responding officer observed 20-25 impact marks consisting of a white, easily removable paint substance, with all marks being round and consistent with paintball hits. No damage was noted. Photographs of the vehicle's markings were taken and will be attached to the case file. Further investigation is ongoing.
Medical
An officer responded to the Museum of Paleontology parking lot after a school bus driver, feeling faint, pulled over. Provo EMS arrived, evaluated the driver on scene, and later released him after he felt safe to drive.
Suspicious
A student reported a suspicious encounter in the Life Science Building around 5:00 p.m. She described a male approximately 20 years old who approached her and sat at her table, asking numerous questions. After she took the elevator to a different floor, she observed the individual walking past her again, which heightened her feeling of being watched. Concerned about her safety, she requested BYU Police to review surveillance footage to identify the individual. The Dispatch Center is currently examining the security camera recordings for any relevant images.
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Officers were dispatched to the Missionary Training Center (MTC) following a fire alarm; however, the alarm was canceled by MTC Security before their arrival. The Provo Fire Department responded to the scene to assess the situation.
Citizen Contact
An officer responded to a citizen assist at the UPB after a male caller was verbally aggressive and made a remark that some church authorities would be going to hell. No threats were made. The caller was blocked from further contact. Officers attempted to reach the caller but were unsuccessful.
Citizen Contact
An officer met with a BYU employee and her supervisor at the CSC to discuss an incident near the campus floral. The employee reported that yesterday morning, she observed a man in his 30s walking in the area. He approached her claiming he was jogging the previous night and had lost his cell phone. She pointed out the phone on the ground about 10 feet behind him, which he retrieved on camera. Following this, he engaged in a brief conversation and then told her she was beautiful before leaving. The employee expressed feeling uncomfortable and suspected the man may have staged the phone loss to approach her. Camera footage revealed the man was not seen prior to the interaction and left after recovering the phone. The officer showed the employee the footage for review.
Medical
An officer responded to MLRP for a medical incident. Upon arrival, EMS checked the area, but no patient was found. The area was crowded due to ongoing events, and no emergencies were reported by anyone at this time.
Theft
An officer responded to a report of a stolen Apple TV streaming device from room 229 at the University Parkway Center. The device, small enough to fit in a pant pocket, was reported missing. Surveillance footage was reviewed with dispatch, but no suspects were identified on the video. The stolen item has been entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database.
Vandalism
A complainant reported that her vehicle was hit with what appeared to be white paint balls sometime between 0800 and 1130 hours today. The responding officer observed 20-25 impact marks consisting of a white, easily removable paint substance, with all marks being round and consistent with paintball hits. No damage was noted. Photographs of the vehicle's markings were taken and will be attached to the case file. Further investigation is ongoing.
Medical
An officer responded to the Museum of Paleontology parking lot after a school bus driver, feeling faint, pulled over. Provo EMS arrived, evaluated the driver on scene, and later released him after he felt safe to drive.
Suspicious
A student reported a suspicious encounter in the Life Science Building around 5:00 p.m. She described a male approximately 20 years old who approached her and sat at her table, asking numerous questions. After she took the elevator to a different floor, she observed the individual walking past her again, which heightened her feeling of being watched. Concerned about her safety, she requested BYU Police to review surveillance footage to identify the individual. The Dispatch Center is currently examining the security camera recordings for any relevant images.
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Police Beat • 05/14/2025
Accident
A blue Toyota Camry backed out of a parking space in lot 16 and collided with a white Subaru Outback, resulting in minimal damage to both vehicles. No injuries were reported. The incident has been documented as a non-reportable accident.
Gas Smell
Officer responded to HR 3 for a reported gas smell. Provo Fire Department and BYU Housing also responded to the scene. No gas was detected.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to MLRP for a welfare check after a caller reported a male walking around the park and talking to himself. Upon contact, the individual stated he was searching for a friend named Todd. He was advised to leave the campus and complied. This individual has been on campus twice within the past week, resulting in previous calls to dispatch.
Medical
An officer responded to Richards Building regarding an injured intramural player. BYU EMS also arrived and provided a medical assessment, during which the patient declined transportation to the hospital. The patient was released in accordance with EMS protocols.
Citizen Contact – Hit and Run
A report was received regarding a hit-and-run incident in the parking lot of the Richards Building. Officers responded to the scene but did not observe any damage on the reported vehicle that could be attributed to a recent incident. Officers are reviewing surveillance footage and will continue to investigate.
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A blue Toyota Camry backed out of a parking space in lot 16 and collided with a white Subaru Outback, resulting in minimal damage to both vehicles. No injuries were reported. The incident has been documented as a non-reportable accident.
Gas Smell
Officer responded to HR 3 for a reported gas smell. Provo Fire Department and BYU Housing also responded to the scene. No gas was detected.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to MLRP for a welfare check after a caller reported a male walking around the park and talking to himself. Upon contact, the individual stated he was searching for a friend named Todd. He was advised to leave the campus and complied. This individual has been on campus twice within the past week, resulting in previous calls to dispatch.
Medical
An officer responded to Richards Building regarding an injured intramural player. BYU EMS also arrived and provided a medical assessment, during which the patient declined transportation to the hospital. The patient was released in accordance with EMS protocols.
Citizen Contact – Hit and Run
A report was received regarding a hit-and-run incident in the parking lot of the Richards Building. Officers responded to the scene but did not observe any damage on the reported vehicle that could be attributed to a recent incident. Officers are reviewing surveillance footage and will continue to investigate.
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Police Beat • 05/13/2025
Unsecure Gate
The BYU Dispatch center received a report from Sunroc Construction indicating that vehicles were illegally entering the construction site through an access gate. In response, officers were dispatched to Wymount Terrace to secure the gate adjacent to the foreign language housing, which provides access to Temple View Drive.
Suspicious
A citizen reported a suspicious incident involving a male near the Richards Building, who had whistled at a female and was later observed sitting in the area watching passersby. No criminal activity was identified, and no further action was taken.
Theft
An officer responded to a report regarding a delayed bicycle theft at the Riviera. The complainant had secured their bicycle with a cable lock to a bike rack but discovered it was missing later that day. The lock had been cut, indicating theft. Despite checking with the apartment manager and inspecting all nearby bike racks, the bicycle could not be located.
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The BYU Dispatch center received a report from Sunroc Construction indicating that vehicles were illegally entering the construction site through an access gate. In response, officers were dispatched to Wymount Terrace to secure the gate adjacent to the foreign language housing, which provides access to Temple View Drive.
Suspicious
A citizen reported a suspicious incident involving a male near the Richards Building, who had whistled at a female and was later observed sitting in the area watching passersby. No criminal activity was identified, and no further action was taken.
Theft
An officer responded to a report regarding a delayed bicycle theft at the Riviera. The complainant had secured their bicycle with a cable lock to a bike rack but discovered it was missing later that day. The lock had been cut, indicating theft. Despite checking with the apartment manager and inspecting all nearby bike racks, the bicycle could not be located.
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Police Beat • 05/12/2025
Medical
An officer responded to a medical call on the 2nd floor of the Life Sciences Building, arriving with Provo Fire Department and BYU EMS. The patient was experiencing dizziness and blurred vision. During the assessment, it was found that her blood sugar level was elevated at 375. She received treatment on scene and was released into the care of her daughter.
Accident – Hit and Run
An officer responded to a hit-and-run incident at Lot 39, located between the SAB and the Richards Building (RB). The victim, who had parked there earlier after weight training at the SAB, returned to find damage on the right side of his rear bumper. Authorities are reviewing nearby security camera footage to identify the suspect responsible for the damage.
Medical
An officer and Provo Paramedics responded to the Brimhall Building following a report of a female who had collapsed in the hallway. Upon arrival, paramedics assessed her condition and determined she had experienced a seizure. The female requested to be transported to Utah Valley Hospital for further evaluation and care.
Information
A third-party report was received regarding a potential violation of a civil stalking injunction. Officers responded to the BYU campus Richards Building, where they contacted the petitioner, who reported seeing the respondent in the same building. A search of the area was conducted on foot and via patrol vehicle, but the respondent was not located. A license plate reader identified a vehicle registered to the respondent in the vicinity during the relevant time frame, leading officers to believe the respondent had left campus. There was no ongoing threat at this time, and the petitioner was escorted to their vehicle with an immediate safety plan in place. The case remains under investigation.
Suspicious
An officer responded to the Crabtree building following a report of a college-aged, white male running southbound from the location, waving a large white flag and yelling. Upon arrival, the officer found the area clear, with no one present.
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An officer responded to a medical call on the 2nd floor of the Life Sciences Building, arriving with Provo Fire Department and BYU EMS. The patient was experiencing dizziness and blurred vision. During the assessment, it was found that her blood sugar level was elevated at 375. She received treatment on scene and was released into the care of her daughter.
Accident – Hit and Run
An officer responded to a hit-and-run incident at Lot 39, located between the SAB and the Richards Building (RB). The victim, who had parked there earlier after weight training at the SAB, returned to find damage on the right side of his rear bumper. Authorities are reviewing nearby security camera footage to identify the suspect responsible for the damage.
Medical
An officer and Provo Paramedics responded to the Brimhall Building following a report of a female who had collapsed in the hallway. Upon arrival, paramedics assessed her condition and determined she had experienced a seizure. The female requested to be transported to Utah Valley Hospital for further evaluation and care.
Information
A third-party report was received regarding a potential violation of a civil stalking injunction. Officers responded to the BYU campus Richards Building, where they contacted the petitioner, who reported seeing the respondent in the same building. A search of the area was conducted on foot and via patrol vehicle, but the respondent was not located. A license plate reader identified a vehicle registered to the respondent in the vicinity during the relevant time frame, leading officers to believe the respondent had left campus. There was no ongoing threat at this time, and the petitioner was escorted to their vehicle with an immediate safety plan in place. The case remains under investigation.
Suspicious
An officer responded to the Crabtree building following a report of a college-aged, white male running southbound from the location, waving a large white flag and yelling. Upon arrival, the officer found the area clear, with no one present.
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Police Beat • 05/10/2025 - 05/11/2025
Unsecured Door
An officer responded to the Brewster Building on a held-door 100. The officer secured the door and performed a security check of the property.
Unsecured Gate
During a routine patrol, an officer discovered the main gate at the NCAA Track open and unsecure. The officer checked the facility but did not find anyone present. Afterward, the officer closed and locked the gate, securing the premises.
Fire – Smoke Alarm
Report of a Fire at WyMount International Housing. A caller reported a problem with an appliance plug in the residence. No active fire was observed, but a fire extinguisher had been deployed on a smoking appliance, believed to be a crock pot. Provo Fire/EMS responded, contacted the resident, and confirmed there was no medical need or ongoing emergency. They assisted in clearing fumes from the apartment using their fan equipment. The resident suspects the crock pot caused the incident. Housing facilities were notified to replace or recharge the fire extinguisher.
Animal Problem
An officer responded to a report of ducklings trapped in a storm drain. Upon arrival, the officer observed the wildlife within the drain and attempted to retrieve them. However, the ducks moved further down the pipe out of sight, and the attempt was unsuccessful. Due to safety concerns and the inaccessibility of the location, the effort was concluded without rescue.
Breathing Problem
An officer assisted medical personnel with a 20-year-old female patient experiencing sudden difficulty breathing. The patient has prescribed medication and an inhaler. After evaluation on scene by Provo paramedics, her symptoms improved following the use of her inhaler and medication, and she was later released.
Trespassing
Three males were seen by MTC security leaving the MTC grounds. One of these individuals was seen on the roof of the UPB at which time MTC security contact BYU police. The suspect was located and identified by police and later trespassed.
Campus Alarms
Officers also responded to 14 campus alarms during this reporting period.
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An officer responded to the Brewster Building on a held-door 100. The officer secured the door and performed a security check of the property.
Unsecured Gate
During a routine patrol, an officer discovered the main gate at the NCAA Track open and unsecure. The officer checked the facility but did not find anyone present. Afterward, the officer closed and locked the gate, securing the premises.
Fire – Smoke Alarm
Report of a Fire at WyMount International Housing. A caller reported a problem with an appliance plug in the residence. No active fire was observed, but a fire extinguisher had been deployed on a smoking appliance, believed to be a crock pot. Provo Fire/EMS responded, contacted the resident, and confirmed there was no medical need or ongoing emergency. They assisted in clearing fumes from the apartment using their fan equipment. The resident suspects the crock pot caused the incident. Housing facilities were notified to replace or recharge the fire extinguisher.
Animal Problem
An officer responded to a report of ducklings trapped in a storm drain. Upon arrival, the officer observed the wildlife within the drain and attempted to retrieve them. However, the ducks moved further down the pipe out of sight, and the attempt was unsuccessful. Due to safety concerns and the inaccessibility of the location, the effort was concluded without rescue.
Breathing Problem
An officer assisted medical personnel with a 20-year-old female patient experiencing sudden difficulty breathing. The patient has prescribed medication and an inhaler. After evaluation on scene by Provo paramedics, her symptoms improved following the use of her inhaler and medication, and she was later released.
Trespassing
Three males were seen by MTC security leaving the MTC grounds. One of these individuals was seen on the roof of the UPB at which time MTC security contact BYU police. The suspect was located and identified by police and later trespassed.
Campus Alarms
Officers also responded to 14 campus alarms during this reporting period.
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Police Beat • 05/08/2025 - 05/09/2025
Welfare Check
Officers responded to the Wilkinson Student Center to conduct a welfare check after a complainant expressed concern that a subject nearby appeared to be experiencing mental health symptoms. The suspect had already left the area prior to the officers' arrival. Officers performed extra patrols in the WSC and surrounding vicinity.
Accident
An officer responded to Lot 37 regarding a parking accident. The incident occurred when a vehicle attempting to park swung too wide, colliding with a parked vehicle in the adjacent stall. Both vehicle owners were present at the scene and exchanged personal information.
Fire – Gas Smell
An officer responded to the Engineering Building following a Low Airflow Low Pressure Alarm. The alarm placard directed callers to Risk Management, who then referred the students to Police Dispatch. Provo Fire responded to the scene and confirmed there were no gas leaks or hazardous fumes present. The officer then left a voicemail for the professor listed on the lab entrance.
Welfare Check
Officers from BYU and Provo responded to YMLRP for a welfare check after a report of a male pacing and attempting to enter a construction area. Upon contact, they confirmed he was experiencing a mental health crisis and hearing voices. It was also discovered that he had called 911, believing he heard a domestic violence incident. The individual was asked to leave the area and complied, and no further action was required.
Campus Alarms
Officer also responded to eight campus alarms and several lockouts to assist students, faculty and staff.
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Officers responded to the Wilkinson Student Center to conduct a welfare check after a complainant expressed concern that a subject nearby appeared to be experiencing mental health symptoms. The suspect had already left the area prior to the officers' arrival. Officers performed extra patrols in the WSC and surrounding vicinity.
Accident
An officer responded to Lot 37 regarding a parking accident. The incident occurred when a vehicle attempting to park swung too wide, colliding with a parked vehicle in the adjacent stall. Both vehicle owners were present at the scene and exchanged personal information.
Fire – Gas Smell
An officer responded to the Engineering Building following a Low Airflow Low Pressure Alarm. The alarm placard directed callers to Risk Management, who then referred the students to Police Dispatch. Provo Fire responded to the scene and confirmed there were no gas leaks or hazardous fumes present. The officer then left a voicemail for the professor listed on the lab entrance.
Welfare Check
Officers from BYU and Provo responded to YMLRP for a welfare check after a report of a male pacing and attempting to enter a construction area. Upon contact, they confirmed he was experiencing a mental health crisis and hearing voices. It was also discovered that he had called 911, believing he heard a domestic violence incident. The individual was asked to leave the area and complied, and no further action was required.
Campus Alarms
Officer also responded to eight campus alarms and several lockouts to assist students, faculty and staff.
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Police Beat • 05/07/2025
Trespassing – SAB
An officer was dispatched to a report of a door propped open at the SAB. Dispatch observed a subject entering the building via surveillance cameras. Upon arrival, officers cleared the premises, but the subject had already left. Camera footage revealed that the individual entered the SAB at 1800 hours, remained on the third floor until approximately 2300 hours, and was seen using the bathroom during the building's closing hours. Later, the subject was observed resting on a couch and spending about five hours in the third-floor bathroom. Dispatch obtained a photograph of the individual, which will be distributed to assist in identification. The subject has now been identified.
Lost Property
An officer responded to a report regarding a delayed lost property at the NCAA track. The complainant had lost her wallet and keys while attending a track meet. She has since canceled her cards and notified relevant parties about the loss. The officer advised her to follow up with the WSC lost and found department over the next few days to search for her wallet.
Animal Problem
When a concerned citizen reported baby ducks trapped in a drainage gutter near the Tanner Building, BYU Police Department responded. With assistance from a grounds employee, officers carefully scooped up the tiny ducks using a net and safely reunited them with their mother.
Accident – Hit and Run
An officer responded to a report of a possible hit-and-run in Lot 26. Upon arrival, the officer located the complainant's vehicle in the lot and observed the damage present when the vehicle was entering. The officer confirmed that the vehicle was not struck while parked in the lot. The complainant was uncertain about the location and timing of when the damage occurred.
Information
An officer responded to a harassment report at the WSC concerning a male who frequents the food court. No criminal activity was observed or identified, and the report is recorded for informational purposes only.
Accident
Officers responded to an accident in lot 30. Minor damage to both vehicles. The owners exchanged information. No injuries.
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An officer was dispatched to a report of a door propped open at the SAB. Dispatch observed a subject entering the building via surveillance cameras. Upon arrival, officers cleared the premises, but the subject had already left. Camera footage revealed that the individual entered the SAB at 1800 hours, remained on the third floor until approximately 2300 hours, and was seen using the bathroom during the building's closing hours. Later, the subject was observed resting on a couch and spending about five hours in the third-floor bathroom. Dispatch obtained a photograph of the individual, which will be distributed to assist in identification. The subject has now been identified.
Lost Property
An officer responded to a report regarding a delayed lost property at the NCAA track. The complainant had lost her wallet and keys while attending a track meet. She has since canceled her cards and notified relevant parties about the loss. The officer advised her to follow up with the WSC lost and found department over the next few days to search for her wallet.
Animal Problem
When a concerned citizen reported baby ducks trapped in a drainage gutter near the Tanner Building, BYU Police Department responded. With assistance from a grounds employee, officers carefully scooped up the tiny ducks using a net and safely reunited them with their mother.
Accident – Hit and Run
An officer responded to a report of a possible hit-and-run in Lot 26. Upon arrival, the officer located the complainant's vehicle in the lot and observed the damage present when the vehicle was entering. The officer confirmed that the vehicle was not struck while parked in the lot. The complainant was uncertain about the location and timing of when the damage occurred.
Information
An officer responded to a harassment report at the WSC concerning a male who frequents the food court. No criminal activity was observed or identified, and the report is recorded for informational purposes only.
Accident
Officers responded to an accident in lot 30. Minor damage to both vehicles. The owners exchanged information. No injuries.
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Police Beat • 05/06/2025
Accident – Hit-Run
An officer responded to a delayed hit-and-run accident that occurred on the southeast side of BYU lot 49. A parked vehicle sustained damage. No injuries were reported. BYU Police are reviewing video surveillance footage.
Information
An individual was reported by campus security for posting non-threatening signs expressing personal opinions near the Museum of Art, Abraham Smoot building, and the Wilkinson Student Center quad. The individual was warned for trespassing and the incident will be referred to the banning committee and BYU Security as a civil matter. The Provo Deputy City Attorney was consulted by phone regarding the incident.
Fire Alarm
The officer responded to Wymount Terrace for a fire alarm. There was no fire or smoke, as the alarm had been tripped by a cooking mishap. The residents had opened windows and the door to air out the apartment. The officer silenced the alarm. The alarm tech was contacted.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to Heritage Halls and the J. Reuben Clark Building on a report of a student who had not cleared their digital safewalk. Before officers located the student, dispatch advised they had made contact and confirmed the individual was safe.
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An officer responded to a delayed hit-and-run accident that occurred on the southeast side of BYU lot 49. A parked vehicle sustained damage. No injuries were reported. BYU Police are reviewing video surveillance footage.
Information
An individual was reported by campus security for posting non-threatening signs expressing personal opinions near the Museum of Art, Abraham Smoot building, and the Wilkinson Student Center quad. The individual was warned for trespassing and the incident will be referred to the banning committee and BYU Security as a civil matter. The Provo Deputy City Attorney was consulted by phone regarding the incident.
Fire Alarm
The officer responded to Wymount Terrace for a fire alarm. There was no fire or smoke, as the alarm had been tripped by a cooking mishap. The residents had opened windows and the door to air out the apartment. The officer silenced the alarm. The alarm tech was contacted.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to Heritage Halls and the J. Reuben Clark Building on a report of a student who had not cleared their digital safewalk. Before officers located the student, dispatch advised they had made contact and confirmed the individual was safe.
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