Police Beat
Police Beat • 07/05/2026
Door Alarm
An officer responded to a door alarm. The door had been propped open with a rock by a resident. The rock was removed, the door secured, and the alarm reset.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a violated door alarm. They found an employee who had briefly reopened the door to move equipment and needed it open longer than the alarm allowed. Nothing suspicious or concerning.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to Heritage Halls after two individuals were reported to be seen in sleeping bags outside. They were awakened and stated they lived in the complex. They were advised to return to their residence and not camp on the sidewalk.
Unsecure Premises
During extra patrols at the SFH, officers found that a bay door and two exterior doors were unlocked and unsecured. The officer checked the area, but did not find anyone. The doors were closed and locked.
Accident – Hit & Run
Officers responded to a hit‑and‑run involving a parked vehicle sometime between 1700 on 07/02/2026 and 1300 on 07/05/2026. There are no cameras in the lot, and there are currently no suspects.
Accident – Hit & Run
Officers responded to a hit‑and‑run in Lot 26. The complainant reported her vehicle was struck while she was in church. Officers obtained video evidence and identified the suspect driver, who provided all necessary information. The victim did not want officers to pursue criminal charges for the hit and run.
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An officer responded to a door alarm. The door had been propped open with a rock by a resident. The rock was removed, the door secured, and the alarm reset.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a violated door alarm. They found an employee who had briefly reopened the door to move equipment and needed it open longer than the alarm allowed. Nothing suspicious or concerning.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to Heritage Halls after two individuals were reported to be seen in sleeping bags outside. They were awakened and stated they lived in the complex. They were advised to return to their residence and not camp on the sidewalk.
Unsecure Premises
During extra patrols at the SFH, officers found that a bay door and two exterior doors were unlocked and unsecured. The officer checked the area, but did not find anyone. The doors were closed and locked.
Accident – Hit & Run
Officers responded to a hit‑and‑run involving a parked vehicle sometime between 1700 on 07/02/2026 and 1300 on 07/05/2026. There are no cameras in the lot, and there are currently no suspects.
Accident – Hit & Run
Officers responded to a hit‑and‑run in Lot 26. The complainant reported her vehicle was struck while she was in church. Officers obtained video evidence and identified the suspect driver, who provided all necessary information. The victim did not want officers to pursue criminal charges for the hit and run.
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Police Beat • 07/04/2026
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm. The door was found held open with a sock. The surrounding area was checked, and nothing appeared out of order. No one was observed anywhere in the area.
Suspicious
A verbal argument occurred between an employee and a security guard at the BYU Broadcast Building. Both parties were contacted, and the conflict was resolved peacefully.
Lockout
A complainant parked in a secured lot for holiday events and became locked in when the gate closed. Before officers arrived, a security officer located him and let him out. No further action was needed.
Juvenile Problem
An FSY counselor reported a delayed incident involving a juvenile who was being bullied and possibly assaulted by two others. The officer tried to contact the juvenile's parents but was unable to reach them at the time of this report. It is unclear whether any crime has actually occurred. This report is for informational purposes only and is pending further details.
Fireworks
Officers responded to a report of juveniles lighting fireworks in the Marriott Center parking lot. The activity had stopped prior to the officer's arrival. The juveniles and their parents were contacted and issued a warning.
Accident
A vehicle struck a concrete stanchion in a parking lot. Vehicle damage was minor, and the stanchion was not damaged. The incident was documented at the driver's request.
Accident – Hit & Run
An officer responded to a hit‑and‑run involving the reporting party’s parked vehicle. A note was left, but it contained no useful information. No suspects have been identified.
Traffic Offense
Officers responded to reports of vehicles driving on sidewalks to avoid traffic from the Stadium of Fire. Several traffic stops were conducted, and some warnings and citations were issued.
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Officers responded to a door alarm. The door was found held open with a sock. The surrounding area was checked, and nothing appeared out of order. No one was observed anywhere in the area.
Suspicious
A verbal argument occurred between an employee and a security guard at the BYU Broadcast Building. Both parties were contacted, and the conflict was resolved peacefully.
Lockout
A complainant parked in a secured lot for holiday events and became locked in when the gate closed. Before officers arrived, a security officer located him and let him out. No further action was needed.
Juvenile Problem
An FSY counselor reported a delayed incident involving a juvenile who was being bullied and possibly assaulted by two others. The officer tried to contact the juvenile's parents but was unable to reach them at the time of this report. It is unclear whether any crime has actually occurred. This report is for informational purposes only and is pending further details.
Fireworks
Officers responded to a report of juveniles lighting fireworks in the Marriott Center parking lot. The activity had stopped prior to the officer's arrival. The juveniles and their parents were contacted and issued a warning.
Accident
A vehicle struck a concrete stanchion in a parking lot. Vehicle damage was minor, and the stanchion was not damaged. The incident was documented at the driver's request.
Accident – Hit & Run
An officer responded to a hit‑and‑run involving the reporting party’s parked vehicle. A note was left, but it contained no useful information. No suspects have been identified.
Traffic Offense
Officers responded to reports of vehicles driving on sidewalks to avoid traffic from the Stadium of Fire. Several traffic stops were conducted, and some warnings and citations were issued.
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Police Beat • 7/3/2026
Alarm
BYU Police responded to a door alarm at the LVES. Officers found multiple contractors working in the area, preparing for Stadium of Fire. Nothing suspicious was occurring.
Alarm
A building entrance door alarm activated after the door remained open too long. Dispatch advised a custodian had recently entered the door. A small rock was found keeping the door from closing. The rock was removed, the door was shut, and the alarm cleared.
Suspicious
A male reported someone had knocked on his door, but ran away when he opened the door. Officers checked the area and contacted several males, but none were identified as involved. The incident was documented.
Lockout
Officers responded to the LVES to let contractors out of the stadium. They were escorted out, and the gates were re‑secured.
Accident
Two vehicles were involved in an accident in Lot 45, west of Lavell Edwards Stadium. An accident form was completed.
Lockout
A professor requested assistance after locking his keys in his JFSB office. After verifying his ID, officers unlocked the office for him.
Duress Alarm
Officers responded to a duress alarm at the MTC Bookstore. It was determined that an employee accidentally activated the alarm. Officers reset the button and cleared the call.
Traffic Offense
Security reported a silver sedan driving on the sidewalk near the President’s home. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the vehicle.
Juvenile Problem
FSY staff reported issues between two boys, with one exhibiting rude behavior toward another. The behavior appeared targeted, but not criminal. Counselors spoke with the boys and contacted their parents. No further action was needed; the report is for documentation only.
Unconscious
Officers and Provo Fire responded to a juvenile who had passed out. Fire personnel evaluated the juvenile and found them to be in good condition. The juvenile’s mother was contacted and chose to have them remain with the youth group until morning. The juvenile was advised to stay hydrated and to keep cool.
Breathing Problem
A female participant in the FSY program reported experiencing difficulty breathing and numbness in her hands. She has a medical history that includes anxiety. Provo medics evaluated her, and her symptoms resolved after she calmed down and focused on her breathing. Her mother was contacted and came to pick her up. No hospital transport was necessary.
Death Investigation
Officers responded to the MTC after an elderly male collapsed and had difficulty breathing. Police and EMS performed CPR and attempted lifesaving measures. The male was pronounced deceased at the scene. Officers secured the area until mortuary staff arrived.
Audible Alarm
Officers responded to silence a flood alarm in Heritage Hall Building 9. The alarm continued cycling on and off. A technician advised that it was a system issue that would be repaired on Monday. No further action was required
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BYU Police responded to a door alarm at the LVES. Officers found multiple contractors working in the area, preparing for Stadium of Fire. Nothing suspicious was occurring.
Alarm
A building entrance door alarm activated after the door remained open too long. Dispatch advised a custodian had recently entered the door. A small rock was found keeping the door from closing. The rock was removed, the door was shut, and the alarm cleared.
Suspicious
A male reported someone had knocked on his door, but ran away when he opened the door. Officers checked the area and contacted several males, but none were identified as involved. The incident was documented.
Lockout
Officers responded to the LVES to let contractors out of the stadium. They were escorted out, and the gates were re‑secured.
Accident
Two vehicles were involved in an accident in Lot 45, west of Lavell Edwards Stadium. An accident form was completed.
Lockout
A professor requested assistance after locking his keys in his JFSB office. After verifying his ID, officers unlocked the office for him.
Duress Alarm
Officers responded to a duress alarm at the MTC Bookstore. It was determined that an employee accidentally activated the alarm. Officers reset the button and cleared the call.
Traffic Offense
Security reported a silver sedan driving on the sidewalk near the President’s home. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the vehicle.
Juvenile Problem
FSY staff reported issues between two boys, with one exhibiting rude behavior toward another. The behavior appeared targeted, but not criminal. Counselors spoke with the boys and contacted their parents. No further action was needed; the report is for documentation only.
Unconscious
Officers and Provo Fire responded to a juvenile who had passed out. Fire personnel evaluated the juvenile and found them to be in good condition. The juvenile’s mother was contacted and chose to have them remain with the youth group until morning. The juvenile was advised to stay hydrated and to keep cool.
Breathing Problem
A female participant in the FSY program reported experiencing difficulty breathing and numbness in her hands. She has a medical history that includes anxiety. Provo medics evaluated her, and her symptoms resolved after she calmed down and focused on her breathing. Her mother was contacted and came to pick her up. No hospital transport was necessary.
Death Investigation
Officers responded to the MTC after an elderly male collapsed and had difficulty breathing. Police and EMS performed CPR and attempted lifesaving measures. The male was pronounced deceased at the scene. Officers secured the area until mortuary staff arrived.
Audible Alarm
Officers responded to silence a flood alarm in Heritage Hall Building 9. The alarm continued cycling on and off. A technician advised that it was a system issue that would be repaired on Monday. No further action was required
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Police Beat • 07/02/2026
Suspicious
The complainant reported that unknown males knocked on his door and then ran away. Officers checked the area and spoke with several individuals, but none were identified as being involved in the incidents. The complainant was advised to call again if the behavior continued. No additional calls were received.
Door Alarm
An officer responded to a door alarm at the Smith Field House. The door was found secure with nothing suspicious or out of place.
Trespassing
Police received a report of individuals trespassing at the Y Trailhead, which had been closed for the Fourth of July holiday to prevent fireworks use. An officer spoke with the group, informed them of the closure, and they left without incident.
Juvenile Problem
During the week, two male FSY participants were hitting each other's buttocks, which made another participant uncomfortable. FSY staff spoke with the boys, who agreed to stop this behavior. Staff also requested a report for documentation.
Suspicious
An officer reached out to an individual about suspicious activity reported the previous day. The reporting party observed a vehicle with its lights on and later noticed it following them for several blocks. Concerned due to a previous incident involving an employee on administrative leave, the individual reported the situation. The officer identified the driver of the vehicle and confirmed that it was not the employee, concluding that the situation was coincidental.
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Police Beat • 07/01/2026
Medical
BYU officers responded to Lot 48 on a reported medical incident. Upon arrival, officers learned that a member of the Stadium of Fire stage crew had accidentally run over their toe with a pallet jack while working. BYU EMS provided on-scene treatment, including cleaning and bandaging the injured toe. The patient was subsequently transported by private vehicle to Utah Valley Hospital for further evaluation and care.
Suspicious Activity
An officer responded to the Wilkinson Student Center regarding a report of four suspicious males observed in an FSY-restricted terrace area. The complainant stated the men, described as casually dressed and appearing to be between their 30s and 50s, were last seen entering the Cougar Eat. The officer searched the Cougar Eat and Terrace areas but was unable to locate anyone matching the description. Attempts to contact the complainant for additional information were unsuccessful. A review of security camera footage showed four males walking together wearing casual clothing and displaying what appeared to be BYU identification. No suspicious or criminal activity was observed.
Hit and Run Traffic Accident
An officer investigated a delayed hit-and-run accident reported in Lot 37 that occurred between 1200 and 1415 hours on 07/01/2026. The complainant discovered damage to the rear passenger-side quarter panel of their vehicle, including scratches and a broken panel, after returning to their vehicle. No note or suspect information was located. The complainant provided vehicle and insurance information, as well as photographs of the damage, which were uploaded to the case file. The incident remains under investigation with no suspect information available at this time.
Fire Alarm
An officer responded to Wymount for a reported heat alarm activation in an attic. Upon arrival, the officer initially heard the alarm, which was subsequently silenced after being acknowledged and reset by an alarm technician already on scene. No smoke, fire, or other signs of danger were observed. The outdoor temperature was approximately 80°F. The fire alarm panel, located in Laundry 4, was checked and found to be operating normally.
Theft
A BYU officer responded to the Tanner Building regarding a possible theft of a plastic food container. The complainant reported leaving a small plastic container filled with brownies on a hallway desk with a note stating, “Free Brownies.” Upon returning, the container was missing. The complainant advised that the container had sentimental value and requested its return. The officer reviewed available camera coverage but found no cameras monitoring the area where the container had been left. No suspect information was developed.
Medical Allergic Reaction
A BYU officer and Provo Paramedics responded to the Heritage Central Building for a reported allergic reaction involving a female. Prior to their arrival, the female had self-administered an EpiPen. In accordance with FSY policies and procedures, she was transported by ambulance to the hospital for further evaluation and treatment.
Suspicious Activity
An officer responded to a complaint of unknown males repeatedly knocking on a resident’s door and running away. The complainant requested assistance in stopping the behavior. The officer checked the area and contacted several males nearby; however, no individuals responsible for the activity were identified or located. The complainant was advised to contact police again if the behavior continued. No further calls or reports were received.
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BYU officers responded to Lot 48 on a reported medical incident. Upon arrival, officers learned that a member of the Stadium of Fire stage crew had accidentally run over their toe with a pallet jack while working. BYU EMS provided on-scene treatment, including cleaning and bandaging the injured toe. The patient was subsequently transported by private vehicle to Utah Valley Hospital for further evaluation and care.
Suspicious Activity
An officer responded to the Wilkinson Student Center regarding a report of four suspicious males observed in an FSY-restricted terrace area. The complainant stated the men, described as casually dressed and appearing to be between their 30s and 50s, were last seen entering the Cougar Eat. The officer searched the Cougar Eat and Terrace areas but was unable to locate anyone matching the description. Attempts to contact the complainant for additional information were unsuccessful. A review of security camera footage showed four males walking together wearing casual clothing and displaying what appeared to be BYU identification. No suspicious or criminal activity was observed.
Hit and Run Traffic Accident
An officer investigated a delayed hit-and-run accident reported in Lot 37 that occurred between 1200 and 1415 hours on 07/01/2026. The complainant discovered damage to the rear passenger-side quarter panel of their vehicle, including scratches and a broken panel, after returning to their vehicle. No note or suspect information was located. The complainant provided vehicle and insurance information, as well as photographs of the damage, which were uploaded to the case file. The incident remains under investigation with no suspect information available at this time.
Fire Alarm
An officer responded to Wymount for a reported heat alarm activation in an attic. Upon arrival, the officer initially heard the alarm, which was subsequently silenced after being acknowledged and reset by an alarm technician already on scene. No smoke, fire, or other signs of danger were observed. The outdoor temperature was approximately 80°F. The fire alarm panel, located in Laundry 4, was checked and found to be operating normally.
Theft
A BYU officer responded to the Tanner Building regarding a possible theft of a plastic food container. The complainant reported leaving a small plastic container filled with brownies on a hallway desk with a note stating, “Free Brownies.” Upon returning, the container was missing. The complainant advised that the container had sentimental value and requested its return. The officer reviewed available camera coverage but found no cameras monitoring the area where the container had been left. No suspect information was developed.
Medical Allergic Reaction
A BYU officer and Provo Paramedics responded to the Heritage Central Building for a reported allergic reaction involving a female. Prior to their arrival, the female had self-administered an EpiPen. In accordance with FSY policies and procedures, she was transported by ambulance to the hospital for further evaluation and treatment.
Suspicious Activity
An officer responded to a complaint of unknown males repeatedly knocking on a resident’s door and running away. The complainant requested assistance in stopping the behavior. The officer checked the area and contacted several males nearby; however, no individuals responsible for the activity were identified or located. The complainant was advised to contact police again if the behavior continued. No further calls or reports were received.
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Police Beat • 06/30/2026
Information Report
The complainant contacted a police officer seeking guidance following a difficult breakup with her boyfriend. The officer discussed general relationship concerns, including harassment and stalking, but determined neither applied to the situation. The complainant was given general advice and referred to a BYU Victim Advocate for additional support if needed.
Traffic Accident
A BYU student driving a university vehicle turned too sharply and struck the rear bumper of a parked vehicle in Lot 16. An accident report was completed, and both parties were provided with a case number for the non-reportable accident.
Duress Alarm
An officer responded to a duress alarm at the Dean of Students Office in the WSC. Dispatch checked security footage and observed no issues, suggesting the alarm may have been accidental. The officer confirmed that an employee had unintentionally activated the alarm by spinning in her chair.
Tunnel Alarm
Officers were dispatched to a tunnel door alarm near the Eyring Science Center. While in route, they were advised to cancel the response after staff gained access through the door. Officers arrived on scene prior to the cancellation.
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The complainant contacted a police officer seeking guidance following a difficult breakup with her boyfriend. The officer discussed general relationship concerns, including harassment and stalking, but determined neither applied to the situation. The complainant was given general advice and referred to a BYU Victim Advocate for additional support if needed.
Traffic Accident
A BYU student driving a university vehicle turned too sharply and struck the rear bumper of a parked vehicle in Lot 16. An accident report was completed, and both parties were provided with a case number for the non-reportable accident.
Duress Alarm
An officer responded to a duress alarm at the Dean of Students Office in the WSC. Dispatch checked security footage and observed no issues, suggesting the alarm may have been accidental. The officer confirmed that an employee had unintentionally activated the alarm by spinning in her chair.
Tunnel Alarm
Officers were dispatched to a tunnel door alarm near the Eyring Science Center. While in route, they were advised to cancel the response after staff gained access through the door. Officers arrived on scene prior to the cancellation.
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Police Beat • 06/29/2026
Found Person
Officers responded to a report of a found child after a student discovered a 3‑year‑old walking alone near the Botany Pond trail. The student brought the child to South Campus Drive and flagged down a Security Student Officer, who contacted police. Upon officers’ arrival, the child’s parent had already located them, explaining they briefly lost track of the child while supervising multiple children and began searching immediately. The parents expressed gratitude to those who assisted. The child left the scene safely with their father.
Traffic Accident Hit and Run
An officer followed up on a delayed hit-and-run reported in Lot 25. Surveillance footage was reviewed, allowing the officer to identify the involved driver. The officer contacted all parties and completed a driver exchange form. Photos of the damage and video evidence were added to the report.
Fire Alarm
Officers responded to Wyview Terrace for a reported fire alarm activation. Upon arrival, they determined no fire was present; the alarm was triggered by light smoke from burned food inside the residence. The occupants denied activating the alarm and were surprised by its activation. The Electrical Shop responded, and a BYU officer silenced the alarm. Provo Fire and BYU EMS also responded in accordance with standard protocol.
Lost Property
An officer responded to a report of a lost wallet, made contact with the complainant by phone, and later located the wallet at the WSC information desk. The property was returned to the owner.
Suspicious
Officers responded to the Food to Go building, for a reported trespass in progress involving the use of a previously reported stolen access card. Investigation revealed the card had been properly reactivated by the authorized user and used lawfully to gain entry. Building security confirmed no trespass or burglary occurred.
Disorderly
Officers responded to Heritage Halls, for a report of three juvenile males throwing rocks at a building window. FSY staff reported hearing tapping, including one loud impact, and confronted the individuals, who fled prior to officers’ arrival. No damage was observed. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the suspects and cleared the call.
Trespassing
Officers responded to the Cannon Center for a report of a male student trespassing on the building rooftop. One officer checked the rooftop while another searched the surrounding area, but the individual had left prior to their arrival. Officers were unable to locate the suspect and conducted extra patrols in the area before clearing the call.
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Officers responded to a report of a found child after a student discovered a 3‑year‑old walking alone near the Botany Pond trail. The student brought the child to South Campus Drive and flagged down a Security Student Officer, who contacted police. Upon officers’ arrival, the child’s parent had already located them, explaining they briefly lost track of the child while supervising multiple children and began searching immediately. The parents expressed gratitude to those who assisted. The child left the scene safely with their father.
Traffic Accident Hit and Run
An officer followed up on a delayed hit-and-run reported in Lot 25. Surveillance footage was reviewed, allowing the officer to identify the involved driver. The officer contacted all parties and completed a driver exchange form. Photos of the damage and video evidence were added to the report.
Fire Alarm
Officers responded to Wyview Terrace for a reported fire alarm activation. Upon arrival, they determined no fire was present; the alarm was triggered by light smoke from burned food inside the residence. The occupants denied activating the alarm and were surprised by its activation. The Electrical Shop responded, and a BYU officer silenced the alarm. Provo Fire and BYU EMS also responded in accordance with standard protocol.
Lost Property
An officer responded to a report of a lost wallet, made contact with the complainant by phone, and later located the wallet at the WSC information desk. The property was returned to the owner.
Suspicious
Officers responded to the Food to Go building, for a reported trespass in progress involving the use of a previously reported stolen access card. Investigation revealed the card had been properly reactivated by the authorized user and used lawfully to gain entry. Building security confirmed no trespass or burglary occurred.
Disorderly
Officers responded to Heritage Halls, for a report of three juvenile males throwing rocks at a building window. FSY staff reported hearing tapping, including one loud impact, and confronted the individuals, who fled prior to officers’ arrival. No damage was observed. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the suspects and cleared the call.
Trespassing
Officers responded to the Cannon Center for a report of a male student trespassing on the building rooftop. One officer checked the rooftop while another searched the surrounding area, but the individual had left prior to their arrival. Officers were unable to locate the suspect and conducted extra patrols in the area before clearing the call.
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Police Beat • 06/27/2026
Violated Door Alarm
An officer was dispatched to LVES for the south scoreboard hatch being held open. Officers found the hatch open, so they closed it and cleared the alarm. Nothing suspicious or concerning was in the area.
Intrusion Alarm
Officers responded to an alarm on the Marriott Center catwalks. An officer checked the area and found that all doors were locked and secured. A small group of people was found cleaning in the area and setting up for an upcoming event, but nothing was suspicious.
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
A carbon monoxide alarm was activated in an apartment at Wyview Park. Tenants reported their stove may have been left on, possibly triggering the alarm. Provo Fire aired out the apartment and monitored CO2 until the level had decreased. No injuries were reported.
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An officer was dispatched to LVES for the south scoreboard hatch being held open. Officers found the hatch open, so they closed it and cleared the alarm. Nothing suspicious or concerning was in the area.
Intrusion Alarm
Officers responded to an alarm on the Marriott Center catwalks. An officer checked the area and found that all doors were locked and secured. A small group of people was found cleaning in the area and setting up for an upcoming event, but nothing was suspicious.
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
A carbon monoxide alarm was activated in an apartment at Wyview Park. Tenants reported their stove may have been left on, possibly triggering the alarm. Provo Fire aired out the apartment and monitored CO2 until the level had decreased. No injuries were reported.
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Police Beat • 06/26/2026
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm after dispatch observed individuals exiting the building with a couch. As officers arrived, dispatch advised that the RA had already contacted the individuals and had them return the couches inside. Officers checked the area and spoke with several groups, none of whom had knowledge of the couch removal. The individuals were not located. There appeared to be no intent to deprive the property owner, and no crime was committed.
Lockout
Officers responded to the LSB to assist an employee who needed to place time‑sensitive materials into a secure freezer. The employee had access to the lab but not the building exterior after hours. An officer escorted her to the lab and back out once she was finished.
Unsecure Premises
Officers responded to a report that the NCAA track’s southwest gate was open. The gate was found unsecured, so the officer locked it.
Unsecure Premises
While checking the football stadium, an officer found a gate open. The officer walked through the stadium and found nothing unusual. All other gates were checked and found to be secured.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm at the CSC. They found the U.S. Foods truck making its regular delivery. Nothing suspicious was occurring.
Juvenile Problem
FSY staff reported that two male participants had been whipping another participant with towels and a belt. Per FSY policy, the counselor contacted police to document the incident.
Duress Alarm
An officer responded to a duress alarm at The Creamery on 900 East. It was determined that an employee had accidentally activated the front counter alarm. The alarm was reset, and the call was cleared.
Trespassing
Police received a complaint about a former employee repeatedly entering a building and using employee resources. The suspect was contacted by phone and stated it was an old habit. He was advised that returning would constitute trespassing and could result in arrest. He stated he understood and would not return.
Juvenile Problem
FSY counselors reported that one male juvenile looked at another male juvenile’s genitalia while at the urinals. Parents were contacted, and this report was completed to provide FSY with official documentation.
Keep Peace
An officer facilitated a property exchange between the involved parties in case 26BY01358, a previous domestic violence incident. The arrestee’s sister retrieved his belongings from her sister‑in‑law.
Medical
Officers and EMS responded to a report of a cafeteria worker experiencing heart‑related symptoms at the Cannon Center. She reported feeling her heart race and had a recent diagnosis of a heart condition. EMS evaluated her, and she declined transport to the hospital. Her aunt arrived and planned to take her to a doctor if needed.
Accident – Hit and Run
An officer investigated a possible hit‑and‑run near the Cannon Center. A third party provided license plate information for both vehicles. The driver of the suspect vehicle stated she had gone inside to get paper to leave a note and had placed a note with her contact information on the victim's vehicle. She had not yet heard from the owner. She was advised to contact the police if further assistance was needed. No crime had occurred.
Sick Person
Officers and Provo Fire responded to an ill FSY participant experiencing a POTS‑related episode. Vitals were checked, and parents were contacted. They approved leaving the juvenile at FSY and planned to pick them up in the morning.
Traffic Stop
An officer stopped a motorcycle on 900 East for an obstructed license plate. The driver had multiple prior violations and three active warrants. A citation was issued, and the motorcycle was impounded.
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Officers responded to a door alarm after dispatch observed individuals exiting the building with a couch. As officers arrived, dispatch advised that the RA had already contacted the individuals and had them return the couches inside. Officers checked the area and spoke with several groups, none of whom had knowledge of the couch removal. The individuals were not located. There appeared to be no intent to deprive the property owner, and no crime was committed.
Lockout
Officers responded to the LSB to assist an employee who needed to place time‑sensitive materials into a secure freezer. The employee had access to the lab but not the building exterior after hours. An officer escorted her to the lab and back out once she was finished.
Unsecure Premises
Officers responded to a report that the NCAA track’s southwest gate was open. The gate was found unsecured, so the officer locked it.
Unsecure Premises
While checking the football stadium, an officer found a gate open. The officer walked through the stadium and found nothing unusual. All other gates were checked and found to be secured.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm at the CSC. They found the U.S. Foods truck making its regular delivery. Nothing suspicious was occurring.
Juvenile Problem
FSY staff reported that two male participants had been whipping another participant with towels and a belt. Per FSY policy, the counselor contacted police to document the incident.
Duress Alarm
An officer responded to a duress alarm at The Creamery on 900 East. It was determined that an employee had accidentally activated the front counter alarm. The alarm was reset, and the call was cleared.
Trespassing
Police received a complaint about a former employee repeatedly entering a building and using employee resources. The suspect was contacted by phone and stated it was an old habit. He was advised that returning would constitute trespassing and could result in arrest. He stated he understood and would not return.
Juvenile Problem
FSY counselors reported that one male juvenile looked at another male juvenile’s genitalia while at the urinals. Parents were contacted, and this report was completed to provide FSY with official documentation.
Keep Peace
An officer facilitated a property exchange between the involved parties in case 26BY01358, a previous domestic violence incident. The arrestee’s sister retrieved his belongings from her sister‑in‑law.
Medical
Officers and EMS responded to a report of a cafeteria worker experiencing heart‑related symptoms at the Cannon Center. She reported feeling her heart race and had a recent diagnosis of a heart condition. EMS evaluated her, and she declined transport to the hospital. Her aunt arrived and planned to take her to a doctor if needed.
Accident – Hit and Run
An officer investigated a possible hit‑and‑run near the Cannon Center. A third party provided license plate information for both vehicles. The driver of the suspect vehicle stated she had gone inside to get paper to leave a note and had placed a note with her contact information on the victim's vehicle. She had not yet heard from the owner. She was advised to contact the police if further assistance was needed. No crime had occurred.
Sick Person
Officers and Provo Fire responded to an ill FSY participant experiencing a POTS‑related episode. Vitals were checked, and parents were contacted. They approved leaving the juvenile at FSY and planned to pick them up in the morning.
Traffic Stop
An officer stopped a motorcycle on 900 East for an obstructed license plate. The driver had multiple prior violations and three active warrants. A citation was issued, and the motorcycle was impounded.
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Police Beat • 06/25/2026
Alarm
An officer responded to Lavell Edwards Stadium to secure the south scoreboard hatch. The door was found dismantled and tied open for repairs. A work order was requested to ensure the repair is completed.
Nuisance
Dispatch received a report that a vehicle was doing donuts in Lot 47 near the stadium. Officers checked the area but did not locate any vehicles driving recklessly.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm at Heritage 14. A door had been propped open with a rock. The officer removed the rock, secured the door, and cleared the alarm.
Juvenile Problem
Officers returned to Heritage 14 shortly after responding to a door alarm, where a rock had been used to prop the same door open. An FSY supervisor believed that some participants had left the building but could not identify who they were. Dispatch observed several boys exiting while covering their faces. The supervisor could not identify them from the images. Officers conducted extra patrols but did not locate the individuals.
Juvenile Problem
Sports camp supervisors reported that one attendee photographed another while the victim was in a bathroom stall. The image did not show any private areas, but it was shared in a group text. The victim’s father declined criminal action. The attendee who took the photo was sent home, and event supervisors stated they would notify the parents of those who received the image.
Suspicious
Enrollment Services received five calls from a man asking unusual and accusatory questions about pornography at BYU. He made no threats but sounded like he may have been impaired. He was referred to the General Counsel’s Office, which ultimately blocked his number. The report was documented for future reference.
Found Person
Maintenance workers at Wyview found two unsupervised children who asked for help locating their mother. Officers responded, and the children were safely reunited with their parent.
Fire Alarm
An officer responded to a fire alarm and found building maintenance staff testing alarms on the first floor. First responders were canceled, and security dispatch was notified.
Door Alarm
An officer responded to a door alarm and found BYU employees working in the area. Nothing suspicious was occurring.
Hazardous Conditions
Officers responded to Campus Drive near the FPH after a tree fell over and blocked both lanes. Police assisted with traffic control while BYU Grounds cleared the roadway.
Lockout
Officers were dispatched to a student lockout at the Kimball Tower. The student was not at the entrance upon arrival. After contacting them by phone, officers learned another student had already let them inside.
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An officer responded to Lavell Edwards Stadium to secure the south scoreboard hatch. The door was found dismantled and tied open for repairs. A work order was requested to ensure the repair is completed.
Nuisance
Dispatch received a report that a vehicle was doing donuts in Lot 47 near the stadium. Officers checked the area but did not locate any vehicles driving recklessly.
Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm at Heritage 14. A door had been propped open with a rock. The officer removed the rock, secured the door, and cleared the alarm.
Juvenile Problem
Officers returned to Heritage 14 shortly after responding to a door alarm, where a rock had been used to prop the same door open. An FSY supervisor believed that some participants had left the building but could not identify who they were. Dispatch observed several boys exiting while covering their faces. The supervisor could not identify them from the images. Officers conducted extra patrols but did not locate the individuals.
Juvenile Problem
Sports camp supervisors reported that one attendee photographed another while the victim was in a bathroom stall. The image did not show any private areas, but it was shared in a group text. The victim’s father declined criminal action. The attendee who took the photo was sent home, and event supervisors stated they would notify the parents of those who received the image.
Suspicious
Enrollment Services received five calls from a man asking unusual and accusatory questions about pornography at BYU. He made no threats but sounded like he may have been impaired. He was referred to the General Counsel’s Office, which ultimately blocked his number. The report was documented for future reference.
Found Person
Maintenance workers at Wyview found two unsupervised children who asked for help locating their mother. Officers responded, and the children were safely reunited with their parent.
Fire Alarm
An officer responded to a fire alarm and found building maintenance staff testing alarms on the first floor. First responders were canceled, and security dispatch was notified.
Door Alarm
An officer responded to a door alarm and found BYU employees working in the area. Nothing suspicious was occurring.
Hazardous Conditions
Officers responded to Campus Drive near the FPH after a tree fell over and blocked both lanes. Police assisted with traffic control while BYU Grounds cleared the roadway.
Lockout
Officers were dispatched to a student lockout at the Kimball Tower. The student was not at the entrance upon arrival. After contacting them by phone, officers learned another student had already let them inside.
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