Police Beat
Police Beat • 03/15/2026
Trespassing
An Amazon driver attempted to deliver a package to the MTC delivery gate but was turned away due to Sunday delivery restrictions. Undeterred, the driver circumvented security by passing the guards at the main gate and entering the grounds. Once located, BYU officers escorted him off the property. As a result, MTC has decided to place a ban on the individual.
Alarm
A door alarm and a beam alarm were triggered in the tunnel area of the Eyring Science Center, specifically at door S003, the outside tunnel entrance on the southeast side of the building. Dispatch received a photo of an individual seen entering through this door. Officers responded by checking the tunnels and monitoring the area near the entrances but were unable to locate anyone in the tunnels or identify the person in the photo.
Accident
A BYU officer responded to Lot 57 following a reported traffic accident. The incident occurred when a black truck was backing into a parking spot simultaneously as a white sedan was backing out from a parking stall. The white sedan sustained damage to its passenger side rear bumper, while the black truck had damage to its passenger side rear panel. Both drivers exchanged information and agreed to email their statements to the officer.
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An Amazon driver attempted to deliver a package to the MTC delivery gate but was turned away due to Sunday delivery restrictions. Undeterred, the driver circumvented security by passing the guards at the main gate and entering the grounds. Once located, BYU officers escorted him off the property. As a result, MTC has decided to place a ban on the individual.
Alarm
A door alarm and a beam alarm were triggered in the tunnel area of the Eyring Science Center, specifically at door S003, the outside tunnel entrance on the southeast side of the building. Dispatch received a photo of an individual seen entering through this door. Officers responded by checking the tunnels and monitoring the area near the entrances but were unable to locate anyone in the tunnels or identify the person in the photo.
Accident
A BYU officer responded to Lot 57 following a reported traffic accident. The incident occurred when a black truck was backing into a parking spot simultaneously as a white sedan was backing out from a parking stall. The white sedan sustained damage to its passenger side rear bumper, while the black truck had damage to its passenger side rear panel. Both drivers exchanged information and agreed to email their statements to the officer.
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Police Beat • 03/14/2026
Information
Officers were dispatched to the Marriott Center in response to a report of a delayed assault. Upon arrival, both parties involved were contacted. The female party reported being shoved into her seat by another spectator. After conducting interviews with both individuals, the incident will be documented for informational purposes.
Citizen Contact
A student contacted dispatch to report that her vehicle might have been stolen from Lot 59 south of the LSB. Before an officer arrived on scene, she located her vehicle in the lot, and the situation was resolved.
Lost Property
A BYU Police officer was contacted about a lost purse at the Marriott Center. After checking the lost and found and the venue itself, the reporting party realized she likely left the purse in her Uber from the previous night. She was advised to contact Uber to attempt to retrieve her belongings.
Theft
An officer responded to the Marriott Center regarding a report of a delayed theft. The complainant, a dancer with Dance Sport, reported that her bag containing cash, clothes, and a phone was stolen from one of the changing rooms between approximately 2:30 PM and 5:15 PM. The victim did not have the phone’s serial number at the time but indicated they would provide it once available. The investigation remains ongoing.
Welfare Check
An officer was dispatched to West Campus to address a Safewalk disconnection. The officer contacted the individual by telephone, who confirmed they had arrived at their destination safely and apologized for forgetting to end the Safewalk.
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Officers were dispatched to the Marriott Center in response to a report of a delayed assault. Upon arrival, both parties involved were contacted. The female party reported being shoved into her seat by another spectator. After conducting interviews with both individuals, the incident will be documented for informational purposes.
Citizen Contact
A student contacted dispatch to report that her vehicle might have been stolen from Lot 59 south of the LSB. Before an officer arrived on scene, she located her vehicle in the lot, and the situation was resolved.
Lost Property
A BYU Police officer was contacted about a lost purse at the Marriott Center. After checking the lost and found and the venue itself, the reporting party realized she likely left the purse in her Uber from the previous night. She was advised to contact Uber to attempt to retrieve her belongings.
Theft
An officer responded to the Marriott Center regarding a report of a delayed theft. The complainant, a dancer with Dance Sport, reported that her bag containing cash, clothes, and a phone was stolen from one of the changing rooms between approximately 2:30 PM and 5:15 PM. The victim did not have the phone’s serial number at the time but indicated they would provide it once available. The investigation remains ongoing.
Welfare Check
An officer was dispatched to West Campus to address a Safewalk disconnection. The officer contacted the individual by telephone, who confirmed they had arrived at their destination safely and apologized for forgetting to end the Safewalk.
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Police Beat • 03/13/2026
Fire Alarm
An officer was dispatched to respond to a fire alarm at the Indoor Practice Facility. However, security informed the officer that the alarm was part of a scheduled test, and the scene was cleared prior to the officer's arrival.
Accident – Hit and Run
A hit-and-run accident took place in the parking lot of Lot 14. An officer was dispatched to the scene to investigate the incident and gather documentation about what occurred.
Duress Alarm
An officer responded to a duress alarm in Room 2400 of the Wilkinson Student Center. It was determined that an employee had accidentally triggered the alarm. The officer reset the system and cleared the alarm without further incident.
Abandoned Vehicle
A security officer requested an officer to check on an abandoned vehicle in Lot 52 of Wymount Terrace 6C. The vehicle was tagged and photographed, and the owner was contacted. The owner stated they had moved out of state and will arrange for a recovery company to retrieve the vehicle within ten days.
Trespass Notice
Officers responded to the HBL Library after a security guard recognized an individual with a prior history of trespassing and fleeing from security. Upon contact, the individual was trespassed from the campus to prevent further incidents.
Medical
An officer responded to the LSB Anatomy Lab regarding a student who had passed out. BYU EMS arrived, assessed the patient, and found the student awake and sitting in the outer hallway. The student refused hospital transport and was released by EMS at the scene.
Family Problem
Officers responded to the west tunnel at Marriott Center to investigate an altercation between two family members. After conducting a thorough investigation, officers determined that the evidence present at the scene was insufficient to support criminal charges or pursue further action.
Overdose
A police officer and Provo Paramedics responded to the Riviera following reports of a female who had intentionally overdosed on prescription medication. Upon arrival, the female admitted to the overdose, and paramedics transported her to Utah Valley Hospital for treatment. With her permission, the officer notified her mother and informed the police chief. The officer arranged for the female to be placed under an involuntary commitment for a mental health evaluation.
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An officer was dispatched to respond to a fire alarm at the Indoor Practice Facility. However, security informed the officer that the alarm was part of a scheduled test, and the scene was cleared prior to the officer's arrival.
Accident – Hit and Run
A hit-and-run accident took place in the parking lot of Lot 14. An officer was dispatched to the scene to investigate the incident and gather documentation about what occurred.
Duress Alarm
An officer responded to a duress alarm in Room 2400 of the Wilkinson Student Center. It was determined that an employee had accidentally triggered the alarm. The officer reset the system and cleared the alarm without further incident.
Abandoned Vehicle
A security officer requested an officer to check on an abandoned vehicle in Lot 52 of Wymount Terrace 6C. The vehicle was tagged and photographed, and the owner was contacted. The owner stated they had moved out of state and will arrange for a recovery company to retrieve the vehicle within ten days.
Trespass Notice
Officers responded to the HBL Library after a security guard recognized an individual with a prior history of trespassing and fleeing from security. Upon contact, the individual was trespassed from the campus to prevent further incidents.
Medical
An officer responded to the LSB Anatomy Lab regarding a student who had passed out. BYU EMS arrived, assessed the patient, and found the student awake and sitting in the outer hallway. The student refused hospital transport and was released by EMS at the scene.
Family Problem
Officers responded to the west tunnel at Marriott Center to investigate an altercation between two family members. After conducting a thorough investigation, officers determined that the evidence present at the scene was insufficient to support criminal charges or pursue further action.
Overdose
A police officer and Provo Paramedics responded to the Riviera following reports of a female who had intentionally overdosed on prescription medication. Upon arrival, the female admitted to the overdose, and paramedics transported her to Utah Valley Hospital for treatment. With her permission, the officer notified her mother and informed the police chief. The officer arranged for the female to be placed under an involuntary commitment for a mental health evaluation.
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Police Beat • 03/11/2026 - 03/12/2026
Accident – Hit and Run
The complainant reported that their vehicle was scraped, possibly by another vehicle, earlier today while parked in a parking lot. An officer reviewed available surveillance footage but was unable to identify the damage or determine what caused it. The complainant was provided with a case number for reference.
Accident
A police officer responded to a report of a parked vehicle that had been struck while unoccupied. The other driver left a note with their contact information. Telephonic contact was established with the driver, and all relevant information was exchanged between the two vehicle owners.
Citizen Contact
A police officer was dispatched to the area surrounding the Life Science Building and Joseph Smith Building on BYU campus following a report of an emotional student. Upon arrival, the officer checked the area but did not locate the student, and no further information or additional reports have been received.
Accident
Officers responded to a car versus bicycle incident at the west entrance of the Marriott Center parking lot (Lot 19). The female cyclist declined medical treatment at the scene. After consulting with her mother, she requested to have her bike transported home and to be taken to the Student Health Center. Following medical advice, she was transported to Utah Valley Hospital for further evaluation.
Property Damage
A police officer responded to a property damage incident on 460 East, between Miller Park and the Marriott Center. The complainant reported that while waiting to turn into the Marriott Center parking lot, the rear passenger window of her vehicle suddenly shattered. She described the sound as very loud and initially suspected gunfire. Upon investigation, the area was checked and found to contain shattered glass and a baseball in the roadway. License plate reader (LPR) footage revealed the incident, showing a baseball from Miller Park striking the vehicle and causing the window to break. The university's Risk Management office was notified, and both the complainant and vehicle owner were provided with information to file an insurance claim.
Trespassing
Officers responded to the 900 E Gate of the MTC regarding a male attempting to deliver a small Walmart grocery order. The individual refused to leave when security declined to accept the delivery. A possible language barrier contributed to the misunderstanding. After communication with the male's supervisor via phone, the situation was resolved, and the subject left the area.
Fire – Gas Smell
An officer and Provo Fire responded to Helaman Halls following reports of a gas smell. Provo Fire utilized their CO detection unit and confirmed that no dangerous gases were present in the building. As a result, residents were permitted to re-enter Helaman Halls.
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The complainant reported that their vehicle was scraped, possibly by another vehicle, earlier today while parked in a parking lot. An officer reviewed available surveillance footage but was unable to identify the damage or determine what caused it. The complainant was provided with a case number for reference.
Accident
A police officer responded to a report of a parked vehicle that had been struck while unoccupied. The other driver left a note with their contact information. Telephonic contact was established with the driver, and all relevant information was exchanged between the two vehicle owners.
Citizen Contact
A police officer was dispatched to the area surrounding the Life Science Building and Joseph Smith Building on BYU campus following a report of an emotional student. Upon arrival, the officer checked the area but did not locate the student, and no further information or additional reports have been received.
Accident
Officers responded to a car versus bicycle incident at the west entrance of the Marriott Center parking lot (Lot 19). The female cyclist declined medical treatment at the scene. After consulting with her mother, she requested to have her bike transported home and to be taken to the Student Health Center. Following medical advice, she was transported to Utah Valley Hospital for further evaluation.
Property Damage
A police officer responded to a property damage incident on 460 East, between Miller Park and the Marriott Center. The complainant reported that while waiting to turn into the Marriott Center parking lot, the rear passenger window of her vehicle suddenly shattered. She described the sound as very loud and initially suspected gunfire. Upon investigation, the area was checked and found to contain shattered glass and a baseball in the roadway. License plate reader (LPR) footage revealed the incident, showing a baseball from Miller Park striking the vehicle and causing the window to break. The university's Risk Management office was notified, and both the complainant and vehicle owner were provided with information to file an insurance claim.
Trespassing
Officers responded to the 900 E Gate of the MTC regarding a male attempting to deliver a small Walmart grocery order. The individual refused to leave when security declined to accept the delivery. A possible language barrier contributed to the misunderstanding. After communication with the male's supervisor via phone, the situation was resolved, and the subject left the area.
Fire – Gas Smell
An officer and Provo Fire responded to Helaman Halls following reports of a gas smell. Provo Fire utilized their CO detection unit and confirmed that no dangerous gases were present in the building. As a result, residents were permitted to re-enter Helaman Halls.
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Police Beat • 03/10/2026
Alarm
Officers responded to a door-held-open alarm at the ESC. Dispatch reported a student seen on video leaving the building with the door not closing behind them. Officers located the door ajar, secured it properly, and no further action was necessary.
Alarm
A violated door alarm for door #10 was reported. The door was found to be shut and securely closed. Despite several unsuccessful attempts to clear the alarm, dispatch was advised of the situation, and a work order was subsequently placed for further action.
Lost Property
A BYU officer responded to SFH regarding a possible stolen or lost Segway. The complainant explained that they had left their Segway leaning against an identical one without locking it, assuming they wouldn’t be long inside. Video footage showed a male leaving SFH, approaching the identical Segway, and without hesitation, getting on it and leaving. Officers tracked the individual to the gym entrance, where they contacted him. The subject believed he had unlocked his Segway, but after discussing the situation, he agreed to return with the Segway. When he returned, officers observed that his Segway was still locked; he apologized, unlocked it, and left. The officer then contacted the complainant and returned their Segway.
Robbery Alarm
A report from BYU Security prompted BYU Police Officers to respond to the Creamery on Ninth after a panic robbery alarm was triggered. However, upon arrival and investigation, officers found that the cameras indicated no suspicious activity and confirmed that no robbery was in progress. It was determined that the cashier had accidentally pressed the panic button, which was later reset by officers.
Suspicious Circumstance
A complainant reported hearing what she believed to be a gunshot and requested officers to check the area. Officers conducted a thorough search but observed nothing suspicious, heard no additional gunshot sounds, and received no reports of any disturbances from others. After the check, the complainant was informed that nothing suspicious was found, and she appreciated the officers' efforts in checking the area.
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Officers responded to a door-held-open alarm at the ESC. Dispatch reported a student seen on video leaving the building with the door not closing behind them. Officers located the door ajar, secured it properly, and no further action was necessary.
Alarm
A violated door alarm for door #10 was reported. The door was found to be shut and securely closed. Despite several unsuccessful attempts to clear the alarm, dispatch was advised of the situation, and a work order was subsequently placed for further action.
Lost Property
A BYU officer responded to SFH regarding a possible stolen or lost Segway. The complainant explained that they had left their Segway leaning against an identical one without locking it, assuming they wouldn’t be long inside. Video footage showed a male leaving SFH, approaching the identical Segway, and without hesitation, getting on it and leaving. Officers tracked the individual to the gym entrance, where they contacted him. The subject believed he had unlocked his Segway, but after discussing the situation, he agreed to return with the Segway. When he returned, officers observed that his Segway was still locked; he apologized, unlocked it, and left. The officer then contacted the complainant and returned their Segway.
Robbery Alarm
A report from BYU Security prompted BYU Police Officers to respond to the Creamery on Ninth after a panic robbery alarm was triggered. However, upon arrival and investigation, officers found that the cameras indicated no suspicious activity and confirmed that no robbery was in progress. It was determined that the cashier had accidentally pressed the panic button, which was later reset by officers.
Suspicious Circumstance
A complainant reported hearing what she believed to be a gunshot and requested officers to check the area. Officers conducted a thorough search but observed nothing suspicious, heard no additional gunshot sounds, and received no reports of any disturbances from others. After the check, the complainant was informed that nothing suspicious was found, and she appreciated the officers' efforts in checking the area.
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Police Beat • 03/08/2026 - 03/09/2026
Welfare Check
A welfare check was initiated on a student after her family was unable to contact her. Upon reaching out to her professor, it was confirmed that the student was currently busy serving jury duty. The family was later notified and successfully contacted the student.
Family Problem
A verbal dispute occurred between a married couple who have been experiencing ongoing disagreements and are in the process of considering divorce. No physical violence was involved during the incident. With the assistance of our Victim's Advocate, the couple was provided support to attend a counseling session today. They were also given additional resources for continued assistance and support.
Medical
A report was received regarding an adult male experiencing difficulty breathing at the CSC. BYU officers responded alongside Provo EMS and BYU EMS. The subject reported feeling dizzy and short of breath. He was treated on scene and later released.
Accident
A BYU employee, while backing out of a parking space in front of Heritage 14 in a BYU-owned vehicle, accidentally collided with a parked car along the curb. The other driver was unloading items from his vehicle at the time of the incident. The accident resulted in minimal damage, and no injuries were reported.
Theft
A theft of clothing items from WyView Park laundry was reported. The officer made contact via phone to document the stolen items and establish a timeline. The investigation is ongoing, with the officer reviewing video footage and observing an unidentified subject related to the case. After further investigation, the officer found the clothes were taken on accident and later returned to the complainant.
Medical – Scooter Accident
An individual was riding a sit-down scooter down the ramp leading to the Smith Field House from West Campus Drive. The walkway has a very steep grade, and the rider lost control of his scooter while going down the hill. He attempted to avoid hitting a pedestrian; however, he struck her right thigh and crashed the scooter. The individual is handicapped and sustained injuries to his head and upper torso. Provo Fire transported him to the hospital with a possible concussion, and his scooter was taken to the police department's bike impound and placed on hold for the owner. The pedestrian stated she was only injured with a bruise to her leg.
Accident
A vehicle was struck while parked in Lot 33 west of the Risk Management Building. The damage involved the driver side mirror of a black 2018 Honda Civic. Upon investigation, security cameras in the area were checked; however, there were no cameras covering that parking lot, and no additional evidence or paint color was available to identify the other vehicle involved.
Property Damage
A BYU student reported damage to a vehicle tire. Complainant believes someone slashed their tire while parked in lot 37. This was reported to have occurred between 1445-1700 hours on 3/9/26. The officer will review cameras in the area.
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A welfare check was initiated on a student after her family was unable to contact her. Upon reaching out to her professor, it was confirmed that the student was currently busy serving jury duty. The family was later notified and successfully contacted the student.
Family Problem
A verbal dispute occurred between a married couple who have been experiencing ongoing disagreements and are in the process of considering divorce. No physical violence was involved during the incident. With the assistance of our Victim's Advocate, the couple was provided support to attend a counseling session today. They were also given additional resources for continued assistance and support.
Medical
A report was received regarding an adult male experiencing difficulty breathing at the CSC. BYU officers responded alongside Provo EMS and BYU EMS. The subject reported feeling dizzy and short of breath. He was treated on scene and later released.
Accident
A BYU employee, while backing out of a parking space in front of Heritage 14 in a BYU-owned vehicle, accidentally collided with a parked car along the curb. The other driver was unloading items from his vehicle at the time of the incident. The accident resulted in minimal damage, and no injuries were reported.
Theft
A theft of clothing items from WyView Park laundry was reported. The officer made contact via phone to document the stolen items and establish a timeline. The investigation is ongoing, with the officer reviewing video footage and observing an unidentified subject related to the case. After further investigation, the officer found the clothes were taken on accident and later returned to the complainant.
Medical – Scooter Accident
An individual was riding a sit-down scooter down the ramp leading to the Smith Field House from West Campus Drive. The walkway has a very steep grade, and the rider lost control of his scooter while going down the hill. He attempted to avoid hitting a pedestrian; however, he struck her right thigh and crashed the scooter. The individual is handicapped and sustained injuries to his head and upper torso. Provo Fire transported him to the hospital with a possible concussion, and his scooter was taken to the police department's bike impound and placed on hold for the owner. The pedestrian stated she was only injured with a bruise to her leg.
Accident
A vehicle was struck while parked in Lot 33 west of the Risk Management Building. The damage involved the driver side mirror of a black 2018 Honda Civic. Upon investigation, security cameras in the area were checked; however, there were no cameras covering that parking lot, and no additional evidence or paint color was available to identify the other vehicle involved.
Property Damage
A BYU student reported damage to a vehicle tire. Complainant believes someone slashed their tire while parked in lot 37. This was reported to have occurred between 1445-1700 hours on 3/9/26. The officer will review cameras in the area.
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Police Beat • 03/07/2026
Robbery Alarm
Officers responded to a duress alarm at the Creamery. The push was accidental and the alarm was reset.
Suspicious
A BYU Marriott Center Event Staff employee reported a male student was trying to enter the men's basketball game improperly. Event Staff request the male be banned from the event if he is located. The student was not located.
Animal Problem
An officer was dispatched to the Foreign Language Student Residence regarding an animal problem, where reports indicated an animal was stuck on the roof. Upon arrival, the officer heard sounds consistent with a raccoon trapped in the attic space. Dispatch contacted housing authorities, who confirmed they would address the issue on the following Monday.
Fire – Gas Smell
A police officer responded to Heritage 02 after a student reported smelling gas in her apartment, which caused her to feel ill. The Provo Fire Department was called to investigate, and they checked the apartment thoroughly. After their inspection, no issues or gas leaks were detected.
Littering
An officer observed a male individual on South Campus Drive near the Grant Building throw a cigarette butt into the roadway after smoking. The officer approached and issued a citation for littering. The male appeared intoxicated and stated he was leaving campus on foot to go home.
Suspicious Person
A police officer was dispatched to the Tanner Building in response to a report of a suspicious male who had been lingering in the area. The male had already left by the time the officer arrived.
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Officers responded to a duress alarm at the Creamery. The push was accidental and the alarm was reset.
Suspicious
A BYU Marriott Center Event Staff employee reported a male student was trying to enter the men's basketball game improperly. Event Staff request the male be banned from the event if he is located. The student was not located.
Animal Problem
An officer was dispatched to the Foreign Language Student Residence regarding an animal problem, where reports indicated an animal was stuck on the roof. Upon arrival, the officer heard sounds consistent with a raccoon trapped in the attic space. Dispatch contacted housing authorities, who confirmed they would address the issue on the following Monday.
Fire – Gas Smell
A police officer responded to Heritage 02 after a student reported smelling gas in her apartment, which caused her to feel ill. The Provo Fire Department was called to investigate, and they checked the apartment thoroughly. After their inspection, no issues or gas leaks were detected.
Littering
An officer observed a male individual on South Campus Drive near the Grant Building throw a cigarette butt into the roadway after smoking. The officer approached and issued a citation for littering. The male appeared intoxicated and stated he was leaving campus on foot to go home.
Suspicious Person
A police officer was dispatched to the Tanner Building in response to a report of a suspicious male who had been lingering in the area. The male had already left by the time the officer arrived.
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Police Beat • 03/06/2026
Lost Property
A police officer responded to a theft report involving missing mobile microphone transmitters. The reporting party explained that several transmitters have gone missing over the past two semesters, though some have since been located. The RP plans to provide a detailed list of the times and locations where the microphones went missing to assist with the investigation.
Theft
It was reported that several decorative fasteners have been stolen from several Signs in the Engineering Building. The case is under investigation.
Citizen Contact
A complainant contacted the police expressing a desire to discuss a previous sexual assault case from 2017. The case has been referred to the investigations department for further review.
Suspicious
Officers responded to Wyview Park Apartments regarding a possible drug-related issue. The reporting party indicated a persistent marijuana smell coming from the sink area over the past few days. Upon arrival, officers detected a slight odor of marijuana but were unable to identify its source. Efforts to contact the tenants below the affected apartment were unsuccessful, as no one was home or answered the door. The origin of the odor remains undetermined.
Gas Smell
A resident in Wyview Park reported a delayed gas smell after accidentally leaving the stove on low. The resident began feeling dizzy but had already left the apartment approximately 20 minutes prior to the call. Officers and Provo Fire responded to the scene; upon arrival, Provo Fire did not detect any gas. BYU Housing was notified of the situation. Provo Fire advised the residents that it was safe to re-enter the apartment.
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A police officer responded to a theft report involving missing mobile microphone transmitters. The reporting party explained that several transmitters have gone missing over the past two semesters, though some have since been located. The RP plans to provide a detailed list of the times and locations where the microphones went missing to assist with the investigation.
Theft
It was reported that several decorative fasteners have been stolen from several Signs in the Engineering Building. The case is under investigation.
Citizen Contact
A complainant contacted the police expressing a desire to discuss a previous sexual assault case from 2017. The case has been referred to the investigations department for further review.
Suspicious
Officers responded to Wyview Park Apartments regarding a possible drug-related issue. The reporting party indicated a persistent marijuana smell coming from the sink area over the past few days. Upon arrival, officers detected a slight odor of marijuana but were unable to identify its source. Efforts to contact the tenants below the affected apartment were unsuccessful, as no one was home or answered the door. The origin of the odor remains undetermined.
Gas Smell
A resident in Wyview Park reported a delayed gas smell after accidentally leaving the stove on low. The resident began feeling dizzy but had already left the apartment approximately 20 minutes prior to the call. Officers and Provo Fire responded to the scene; upon arrival, Provo Fire did not detect any gas. BYU Housing was notified of the situation. Provo Fire advised the residents that it was safe to re-enter the apartment.
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Police Beat • 03/05/2026
Welfare Check
An associate professor requested a welfare check on a student at Heritage Halls on BYU campus. Officers responded to the scene and contacted the student, who explained the reason for missing classes. The officers provided the student with available resources and concluded the call. The complainant was informed of the outcome.
Theft
A report came in of missing money from a wallet. The case was linked to a previous theft case from the Fieldhouse weight room.
Found Property
A student ID was found at the JFSB, and officers responded to retrieve it. Shortly thereafter, the student contacted the department to report the loss of her ID. The found ID was later returned to the student.
Citizen Contact
A report was received regarding a stolen backpack at the Smith Field House student gym. The victim explained that their backpack was taken while they were working out. Using security camera footage, officers identified the individual who left with the backpack. A gym employee recognized the person as a frequent visitor. Contact was made with the suspect, who then realized they had taken the wrong backpack by mistake. The suspect met officers at the Field House and returned the backpack, confirming it was the same brand and color as their own, which they had mistaken for theirs due to their jacket. The backpack was recovered and returned to its owner with all contents intact.
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An associate professor requested a welfare check on a student at Heritage Halls on BYU campus. Officers responded to the scene and contacted the student, who explained the reason for missing classes. The officers provided the student with available resources and concluded the call. The complainant was informed of the outcome.
Theft
A report came in of missing money from a wallet. The case was linked to a previous theft case from the Fieldhouse weight room.
Found Property
A student ID was found at the JFSB, and officers responded to retrieve it. Shortly thereafter, the student contacted the department to report the loss of her ID. The found ID was later returned to the student.
Citizen Contact
A report was received regarding a stolen backpack at the Smith Field House student gym. The victim explained that their backpack was taken while they were working out. Using security camera footage, officers identified the individual who left with the backpack. A gym employee recognized the person as a frequent visitor. Contact was made with the suspect, who then realized they had taken the wrong backpack by mistake. The suspect met officers at the Field House and returned the backpack, confirming it was the same brand and color as their own, which they had mistaken for theirs due to their jacket. The backpack was recovered and returned to its owner with all contents intact.
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Police Beat • 03/04/2026
Lost Property
A police officer made telephonic contact with a complainant regarding a missing key. The complainant reported that a JFSB master key, series 1000 #49, is missing and requested a case number for documentation purposes. The key was previously assigned to a former employee, but it is unclear whether the key was lost or simply not returned.
Medical
Officer responded to a medical call at the library for a possible seizure. EMS responded to assist.
Suspicious Person
BYU Police received a report about a suspicious male in Lot 27 reportedly checking car doors. Officers patrolled the area by vehicle and on foot; however, no one was located. No additional reports related to this incident followed.
Medical
A person visited the Cannon Center and reported to staff that they had a concussion. Although there were no visible injuries, the individual refused to inform paramedics about the incident or specify their symptoms. They only mentioned that the injury was from a past issue and declined to provide further details. Due to the lack of information, paramedics transported the individual to the hospital for evaluation. It was later discovered that the individual had left a mental health facility in Provo without completing their treatment.
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A police officer made telephonic contact with a complainant regarding a missing key. The complainant reported that a JFSB master key, series 1000 #49, is missing and requested a case number for documentation purposes. The key was previously assigned to a former employee, but it is unclear whether the key was lost or simply not returned.
Medical
Officer responded to a medical call at the library for a possible seizure. EMS responded to assist.
Suspicious Person
BYU Police received a report about a suspicious male in Lot 27 reportedly checking car doors. Officers patrolled the area by vehicle and on foot; however, no one was located. No additional reports related to this incident followed.
Medical
A person visited the Cannon Center and reported to staff that they had a concussion. Although there were no visible injuries, the individual refused to inform paramedics about the incident or specify their symptoms. They only mentioned that the injury was from a past issue and declined to provide further details. Due to the lack of information, paramedics transported the individual to the hospital for evaluation. It was later discovered that the individual had left a mental health facility in Provo without completing their treatment.
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