Police Beat
Police Beat • 11/10/2026
Property Damage
An officer responded to a report of vehicle damage at Wymount Terrace. The complainant advised that their vehicle had been damaged while parked in the area. Information regarding the incident is still being gathered, and the officer is awaiting additional details and updates from the complainant. The incident was documented pending further investigation.
Medical
An officer responded to assist with a medical call involving a male who had sprained his ankle. BYU EMS evaluated and treated the patient on scene. The patient was released without the need for transportation, and no further assistance was required.
Fire Alarm
Officers responded to the Music Building on a fire alarm. A Fire Technician responded to investigate the alarm and found no signs of fire or other hazards. The technician is continuing to inspect the alarm system to determine the cause of the activation. No immediate problems were identified, and the incident was documented.
Medical
Officers responded to a report of a female student experiencing a medical issue and losing consciousness. BYU EMS and Provo Fire Paramedics responded to the scene and evaluated the patient. After assessment, BYU EMS assisted the student to a friend's vehicle so she could be transported to see a doctor for further evaluation. The incident was resolved without the need for ambulance transport.
Citizen Contact
An officer responded to a report of a scooter stolen from the bike racks on the south side of the WSC. After gathering information from the complainant, the officer checked the bike rack area and located the scooter where the complainant believed it had been stolen. The complainant was contacted and advised that the scooter had not been stolen. The incident was resolved without further action.
Accident
The BYU Police Department received a report of a vehicle that had been damaged while parked in Lot 56. The damage reportedly occurred sometime between 0745 and 1400 hours. An officer responded to the lot and completed a report. There are no surveillance cameras in the area that captured the incident.
Accident
An officer responded to a traffic accident in Parking Lot 13 north of the McKay Building. The driver reported backing up and failing to see a parked vehicle behind him, resulting in a collision with the rear passenger side of the parked car. The officer collected information from both parties for the report and provided each driver with a driver exchange form. No injuries were reported, and no further action was required.
Suspicious Circumstance
Officers responded to a report from a resident at Wyview Apartments who stated that an unknown individual had tried the handle of their apartment door. The complainant requested that officers check the area for any suspicious activity. Officers conducted a patrol of the surrounding area but were unable to locate any suspects or observe any suspicious circumstances. The incident was documented, and no further action was taken.
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An officer responded to a report of vehicle damage at Wymount Terrace. The complainant advised that their vehicle had been damaged while parked in the area. Information regarding the incident is still being gathered, and the officer is awaiting additional details and updates from the complainant. The incident was documented pending further investigation.
Medical
An officer responded to assist with a medical call involving a male who had sprained his ankle. BYU EMS evaluated and treated the patient on scene. The patient was released without the need for transportation, and no further assistance was required.
Fire Alarm
Officers responded to the Music Building on a fire alarm. A Fire Technician responded to investigate the alarm and found no signs of fire or other hazards. The technician is continuing to inspect the alarm system to determine the cause of the activation. No immediate problems were identified, and the incident was documented.
Medical
Officers responded to a report of a female student experiencing a medical issue and losing consciousness. BYU EMS and Provo Fire Paramedics responded to the scene and evaluated the patient. After assessment, BYU EMS assisted the student to a friend's vehicle so she could be transported to see a doctor for further evaluation. The incident was resolved without the need for ambulance transport.
Citizen Contact
An officer responded to a report of a scooter stolen from the bike racks on the south side of the WSC. After gathering information from the complainant, the officer checked the bike rack area and located the scooter where the complainant believed it had been stolen. The complainant was contacted and advised that the scooter had not been stolen. The incident was resolved without further action.
Accident
The BYU Police Department received a report of a vehicle that had been damaged while parked in Lot 56. The damage reportedly occurred sometime between 0745 and 1400 hours. An officer responded to the lot and completed a report. There are no surveillance cameras in the area that captured the incident.
Accident
An officer responded to a traffic accident in Parking Lot 13 north of the McKay Building. The driver reported backing up and failing to see a parked vehicle behind him, resulting in a collision with the rear passenger side of the parked car. The officer collected information from both parties for the report and provided each driver with a driver exchange form. No injuries were reported, and no further action was required.
Suspicious Circumstance
Officers responded to a report from a resident at Wyview Apartments who stated that an unknown individual had tried the handle of their apartment door. The complainant requested that officers check the area for any suspicious activity. Officers conducted a patrol of the surrounding area but were unable to locate any suspects or observe any suspicious circumstances. The incident was documented, and no further action was taken.
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Police Beat • 11/09/2026
Duress Alarm
An officer responded to Room 267 of the Brimhall Building on a duress alarm. Upon arrival, the officer contacted the employee in the office, who explained that she had accidentally activated the alarm while plugging in her laptop at her desk. The activation was determined to be accidental, and there was no emergency. The officer relayed the information to the Security Dispatch Center and cleared the call.
Accident
Officers responded to a delayed traffic accident in Lot 40 involving an unoccupied parked vehicle that was damaged sometime between 0830 and 1700 hours. The complainant reported that the driver who struck the vehicle had left a note with contact information, and contact had already been established between the parties involved. The officer documented the damage with photographs and provided the complainant with a case number for insurance and record purposes.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to a report of a transient male standing in the middle of a roundabout. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the individual or observe any related issues. After searching the area with negative results, officers cleared the call.
Citizen Contact
Officers responded after a citizen reported seeing a flashing red light near the trailhead and was concerned it could be a distress beacon from a hiker. Officers determined the light was from a police drone that was assisting with a previous incident in the area. The reporting party was informed of the situation, and no further action was required.
Fire Alarm
A BYU police officer responded to a fire alarm at the Music Building. Upon arrival, the officer checked the area and was unable to locate any signs of fire or other problems. The officer remained on scene until a Fire Technician arrived and conducted an additional inspection, which also revealed no issues. The technician reset the alarm system and confirmed all alarms were clear.
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An officer responded to Room 267 of the Brimhall Building on a duress alarm. Upon arrival, the officer contacted the employee in the office, who explained that she had accidentally activated the alarm while plugging in her laptop at her desk. The activation was determined to be accidental, and there was no emergency. The officer relayed the information to the Security Dispatch Center and cleared the call.
Accident
Officers responded to a delayed traffic accident in Lot 40 involving an unoccupied parked vehicle that was damaged sometime between 0830 and 1700 hours. The complainant reported that the driver who struck the vehicle had left a note with contact information, and contact had already been established between the parties involved. The officer documented the damage with photographs and provided the complainant with a case number for insurance and record purposes.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to a report of a transient male standing in the middle of a roundabout. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the individual or observe any related issues. After searching the area with negative results, officers cleared the call.
Citizen Contact
Officers responded after a citizen reported seeing a flashing red light near the trailhead and was concerned it could be a distress beacon from a hiker. Officers determined the light was from a police drone that was assisting with a previous incident in the area. The reporting party was informed of the situation, and no further action was required.
Fire Alarm
A BYU police officer responded to a fire alarm at the Music Building. Upon arrival, the officer checked the area and was unable to locate any signs of fire or other problems. The officer remained on scene until a Fire Technician arrived and conducted an additional inspection, which also revealed no issues. The technician reset the alarm system and confirmed all alarms were clear.
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Police Beat • 11/08/2026
Allergic Reaction
An officer responded to Heritage Halls for a report of an allergic reaction. The student reported experiencing an allergic reaction after consuming peanuts at a church activity. Fire and emergency medical personnel responded, administered treatment, and established an IV. The resident was transported to a hospital for further evaluation and care. The resident advised that family members had been notified of the transport.
Welfare Check
An officer responded to the laundromat at Wyview Park Apartments to conduct a welfare check on an individual who appeared to be transient. The officer made contact with the individual and offered available services, which were declined. The individual advised they would be leaving the area and subsequently did so.
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An officer responded to Heritage Halls for a report of an allergic reaction. The student reported experiencing an allergic reaction after consuming peanuts at a church activity. Fire and emergency medical personnel responded, administered treatment, and established an IV. The resident was transported to a hospital for further evaluation and care. The resident advised that family members had been notified of the transport.
Welfare Check
An officer responded to the laundromat at Wyview Park Apartments to conduct a welfare check on an individual who appeared to be transient. The officer made contact with the individual and offered available services, which were declined. The individual advised they would be leaving the area and subsequently did so.
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Police Beat • 11/07/2026
Lockout
An officer responded to the ball fields to provide access to a locker room so a contractor could complete painting work inside the facility. The officer granted access, and no further action was required.
Door Alarm
An officer was dispatched to a held-door alarm. Prior to arrival, dispatch advised that BYU Security personnel would respond to the call. The officer canceled the response, and no further action was taken.
Citizen Contact
An officer spoke by phone with an individual regarding a traffic accident that occurred at the intersection of Canyon Road and University Parkway. The officer advised that the incident occurred within Provo Police's jurisdiction and provided the appropriate contact information for reporting the accident.
Lockout
A former guest of the BYU Guest House returned after checkout and reported leaving personal property in a room. Security personnel verified the individual's stay, and officers provided access to the room. The individual retrieved their property without incident.
Lockout
A student accidentally locked personal property inside an office. Officers responded and provided access to the room so the student could retrieve their property.
Door Alarm
An officer was dispatched to the ISB for a held-door alarm. While en route, dispatch advised that the door had been secured, and BYU Security personnel requested that the officer cancel the response.
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An officer responded to the ball fields to provide access to a locker room so a contractor could complete painting work inside the facility. The officer granted access, and no further action was required.
Door Alarm
An officer was dispatched to a held-door alarm. Prior to arrival, dispatch advised that BYU Security personnel would respond to the call. The officer canceled the response, and no further action was taken.
Citizen Contact
An officer spoke by phone with an individual regarding a traffic accident that occurred at the intersection of Canyon Road and University Parkway. The officer advised that the incident occurred within Provo Police's jurisdiction and provided the appropriate contact information for reporting the accident.
Lockout
A former guest of the BYU Guest House returned after checkout and reported leaving personal property in a room. Security personnel verified the individual's stay, and officers provided access to the room. The individual retrieved their property without incident.
Lockout
A student accidentally locked personal property inside an office. Officers responded and provided access to the room so the student could retrieve their property.
Door Alarm
An officer was dispatched to the ISB for a held-door alarm. While en route, dispatch advised that the door had been secured, and BYU Security personnel requested that the officer cancel the response.
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Police Beat • 11/06/2026
Suspicious Activity
An officer responded to the ROTC building for a report of suspicious activity. After speaking with the reporting party and individuals involved, the officer determined that a large boulder had been removed from Slate Canyon, painted, and placed on campus as a prank. When the officer arrived, the boulder was being returned to its original location. The officer determined that no criminal activity involving the campus or students had occurred.
Criminal Mischief
Officers responded to a report of graffiti in progress at a parking structure. A witness observed an individual marking the side of the structure with chalk. Officers located the individual at a nearby residential building and contacted them. The individual admitted to the act. Officers removed the chalk markings; no permanent damage occurred, and no charges were filed.
Medical
A student contacted an officer regarding an individual who had passed out in the basement of the JKB. The officer located the individual and requested a response from emergency medical personnel. Medical personnel evaluated and released the individual at the scene.
Harassment
Officers responded to Heritage Halls for a report of individuals harassing others and making inappropriate comments. Officers contacted a group in the area, who stated they had been approaching students, gathering around the students in a circle, and attempting to "pray over them". The group denied making any inappropriate remarks. Officers advised the group that their behavior could be perceived as threatening. The group acknowledged the concern and agreed to be more mindful of their interactions.
Lockout
Officers responded to Kimball Tower to provide access for an air-conditioning technician to enter a secured room. Officers granted access, and no further action was required.
Stalking
An officer was contacted during a men's basketball game regarding concerns that an individual was repeatedly attempting to contact a member of a campus performance group. After gathering information from the reporting party, the officer spoke with the individual. The officer advised the individual to stop contacting the member and leave the area or risk potential criminal charges. The individual acknowledged the warning and left the area without further incident.
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An officer responded to the ROTC building for a report of suspicious activity. After speaking with the reporting party and individuals involved, the officer determined that a large boulder had been removed from Slate Canyon, painted, and placed on campus as a prank. When the officer arrived, the boulder was being returned to its original location. The officer determined that no criminal activity involving the campus or students had occurred.
Criminal Mischief
Officers responded to a report of graffiti in progress at a parking structure. A witness observed an individual marking the side of the structure with chalk. Officers located the individual at a nearby residential building and contacted them. The individual admitted to the act. Officers removed the chalk markings; no permanent damage occurred, and no charges were filed.
Medical
A student contacted an officer regarding an individual who had passed out in the basement of the JKB. The officer located the individual and requested a response from emergency medical personnel. Medical personnel evaluated and released the individual at the scene.
Harassment
Officers responded to Heritage Halls for a report of individuals harassing others and making inappropriate comments. Officers contacted a group in the area, who stated they had been approaching students, gathering around the students in a circle, and attempting to "pray over them". The group denied making any inappropriate remarks. Officers advised the group that their behavior could be perceived as threatening. The group acknowledged the concern and agreed to be more mindful of their interactions.
Lockout
Officers responded to Kimball Tower to provide access for an air-conditioning technician to enter a secured room. Officers granted access, and no further action was required.
Stalking
An officer was contacted during a men's basketball game regarding concerns that an individual was repeatedly attempting to contact a member of a campus performance group. After gathering information from the reporting party, the officer spoke with the individual. The officer advised the individual to stop contacting the member and leave the area or risk potential criminal charges. The individual acknowledged the warning and left the area without further incident.
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Police Beat • 11/05/2026
Fire Alarm
An officer responded to a fire alarm. The building was checked, and no problems were found. Dispatch contacted the alarm technicians, who advised that no further action was needed.
Fire Alarm
Officers responded to a smoke alarm. The alarm was determined to have been triggered by ongoing maintenance work. An alarm technician confirmed the cause and advised officers that no further action was necessary.
Accident
An officer responded to a minor accident between a student riding an electric scooter and a vehicle. Information was exchanged at the scene. The reporting party later requested video footage of the incident; however, no video footage was available.
Citizen Contact
An individual reported that a family member had accidentally taken the wrong electric scooter after parking one on campus. The incorrectly taken scooter was returned, but the reporting party's scooter remained missing. Security personnel took possession of the recovered scooter and placed it in a secure area until an owner can be located.
Lockout
An officer responded to assist an employee who was locked out of an office. The officer provided access, and no further action was required.
Medical
Officers and emergency medical personnel responded to the Fine Arts Building for a report of an individual who had sustained a deep cut while using a sharp piece of equipment. Medical personnel treated and bandaged the injury, and a friend transported the injured individual to a hospital.
Trauma
An officer and emergency medical personnel responded to the Richards Building for a report of an individual who dislocated their shoulder while playing basketball. The individual was evaluated at the scene and transported by ambulance to a hospital for further treatment.
Citizen Contact
Officers responded to the HBLL after receiving a report that individuals were placing tape on signs around campus. Officers contacted the individuals, who admitted they had placed tape over lettering on signs as a prank related to an upcoming rivalry game. No damage to property was identified. Officers advised the individuals to avoid conduct that could create problems or lead to further police action. The individuals agreed and left the area voluntarily.
Lockout
An officer responded to a campus building after an employee became locked inside a secured gate area. The employee was assisted out of the area, and no further action was needed.
Criminal Mischief
An officer responded to the area near the LSB crosswalks for a report of criminal mischief. An unknown individual had placed sticker-type graffiti on two pedestrian crosswalk signs. The stickers were photographed and removed by the reporting party. The crosswalk signs sustained no permanent damage. No suspect information is available at this time.
Trauma
An officer and emergency medical personnel responded to a report of an injury during a flag football game. The individual was evaluated by medical personnel and declined further treatment.
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An officer responded to a fire alarm. The building was checked, and no problems were found. Dispatch contacted the alarm technicians, who advised that no further action was needed.
Fire Alarm
Officers responded to a smoke alarm. The alarm was determined to have been triggered by ongoing maintenance work. An alarm technician confirmed the cause and advised officers that no further action was necessary.
Accident
An officer responded to a minor accident between a student riding an electric scooter and a vehicle. Information was exchanged at the scene. The reporting party later requested video footage of the incident; however, no video footage was available.
Citizen Contact
An individual reported that a family member had accidentally taken the wrong electric scooter after parking one on campus. The incorrectly taken scooter was returned, but the reporting party's scooter remained missing. Security personnel took possession of the recovered scooter and placed it in a secure area until an owner can be located.
Lockout
An officer responded to assist an employee who was locked out of an office. The officer provided access, and no further action was required.
Medical
Officers and emergency medical personnel responded to the Fine Arts Building for a report of an individual who had sustained a deep cut while using a sharp piece of equipment. Medical personnel treated and bandaged the injury, and a friend transported the injured individual to a hospital.
Trauma
An officer and emergency medical personnel responded to the Richards Building for a report of an individual who dislocated their shoulder while playing basketball. The individual was evaluated at the scene and transported by ambulance to a hospital for further treatment.
Citizen Contact
Officers responded to the HBLL after receiving a report that individuals were placing tape on signs around campus. Officers contacted the individuals, who admitted they had placed tape over lettering on signs as a prank related to an upcoming rivalry game. No damage to property was identified. Officers advised the individuals to avoid conduct that could create problems or lead to further police action. The individuals agreed and left the area voluntarily.
Lockout
An officer responded to a campus building after an employee became locked inside a secured gate area. The employee was assisted out of the area, and no further action was needed.
Criminal Mischief
An officer responded to the area near the LSB crosswalks for a report of criminal mischief. An unknown individual had placed sticker-type graffiti on two pedestrian crosswalk signs. The stickers were photographed and removed by the reporting party. The crosswalk signs sustained no permanent damage. No suspect information is available at this time.
Trauma
An officer and emergency medical personnel responded to a report of an injury during a flag football game. The individual was evaluated by medical personnel and declined further treatment.
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Police Beat • 11/04/2026
Citizen Contact
An officer contacted the complainant regarding a drone observed flying around campus. The complainant was advised that the drone was a security drone owned and operated by BYU Security and BYU Police and that it would likely be seen more frequently in the future. The complainant was receptive to the information and expressed a positive response.
Criminal Mischief
While hiking the Y Mountain Trail, an officer discovered graffiti on several trailhead signs. The officer requested that the BYU Grounds Office be notified and a service request submitted for graffiti removal. There are no known suspects, and the time frame of when the vandalism occurred is unknown. The incident was documented for follow-up maintenance and record purposes.
Found Property
An officer responded to a report of found property on campus and determined the bicycle had previously been reported stolen in another jurisdiction. The officer impounded the bicycle and coordinated with Provo Police Department regarding the recovery. The bicycle's owner was notified, and arrangements were made for the return of the property.
Suspicious Person
Officers responded to Cougar Eats after receiving a report of a male in a trench coat who had left a briefcase unattended on a table, causing concern for a possible suspicious circumstance. Dispatch reviewed surveillance footage and observed the subject return to the table; he then opened the briefcase and removed a lunch. The briefcase appeared to contain papers and books and nothing suspicious. By the time officers arrived, the subject was sitting with two friends, and no suspicious activity was observed. The subject was not contacted, and no further action was required.
Accident
An officer responded to a report of vehicle damage in Lot 37 near Zions Bank. The complainant reported discovering damage to the passenger side of his gray Hyundai Santa Fe after it had been parked in the lot. The complainant believed an adjacent vehicle may have caused the damage due to similar damage to that vehicle but was unable to confirm the connection. No surveillance cameras cover the area, and no suspect information was available at the time of the report.
Citizen Contact
Officers responded to the Marriott Center parking lot after receiving a report of a male placing flyers on vehicle windshields. A Security Lieutenant requested assistance locating the individual. The flyers were religious handouts and did not contain contact information or identify who had distributed them. The subject was reportedly driving a black SUV with a scripture reference displayed in large lettering on the rear window. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the subject or vehicle.
Lockout
An officer responded to a person locked in the gate at LaVell Edwards Stadium. The person was working in the stadium and was accidentally locked inside. The officer assisted the individual in leaving the secured location and ensured the gate was locked afterward. The incident was resolved without further issues.
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An officer contacted the complainant regarding a drone observed flying around campus. The complainant was advised that the drone was a security drone owned and operated by BYU Security and BYU Police and that it would likely be seen more frequently in the future. The complainant was receptive to the information and expressed a positive response.
Criminal Mischief
While hiking the Y Mountain Trail, an officer discovered graffiti on several trailhead signs. The officer requested that the BYU Grounds Office be notified and a service request submitted for graffiti removal. There are no known suspects, and the time frame of when the vandalism occurred is unknown. The incident was documented for follow-up maintenance and record purposes.
Found Property
An officer responded to a report of found property on campus and determined the bicycle had previously been reported stolen in another jurisdiction. The officer impounded the bicycle and coordinated with Provo Police Department regarding the recovery. The bicycle's owner was notified, and arrangements were made for the return of the property.
Suspicious Person
Officers responded to Cougar Eats after receiving a report of a male in a trench coat who had left a briefcase unattended on a table, causing concern for a possible suspicious circumstance. Dispatch reviewed surveillance footage and observed the subject return to the table; he then opened the briefcase and removed a lunch. The briefcase appeared to contain papers and books and nothing suspicious. By the time officers arrived, the subject was sitting with two friends, and no suspicious activity was observed. The subject was not contacted, and no further action was required.
Accident
An officer responded to a report of vehicle damage in Lot 37 near Zions Bank. The complainant reported discovering damage to the passenger side of his gray Hyundai Santa Fe after it had been parked in the lot. The complainant believed an adjacent vehicle may have caused the damage due to similar damage to that vehicle but was unable to confirm the connection. No surveillance cameras cover the area, and no suspect information was available at the time of the report.
Citizen Contact
Officers responded to the Marriott Center parking lot after receiving a report of a male placing flyers on vehicle windshields. A Security Lieutenant requested assistance locating the individual. The flyers were religious handouts and did not contain contact information or identify who had distributed them. The subject was reportedly driving a black SUV with a scripture reference displayed in large lettering on the rear window. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the subject or vehicle.
Lockout
An officer responded to a person locked in the gate at LaVell Edwards Stadium. The person was working in the stadium and was accidentally locked inside. The officer assisted the individual in leaving the secured location and ensured the gate was locked afterward. The incident was resolved without further issues.
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Police Beat • 11/03/2026
Accident
An officer responded to a traffic accident on West Campus Drive. The investigation revealed that a vehicle traveling northbound struck the rear of another vehicle that had stopped in the roadway after backing out of a parking stall. The driver stated he was searching for a parking space and failed to notice that the other vehicle had stopped. The collision resulted in minor damage to both vehicles.
Security Event
Officers provided security at the Marriott Center during a girls’ basketball game. The event concluded without any reported incidents requiring police action.
Found Property
An officer was given a laptop that had been left unattended in a classroom for several hours and was subsequently turned into the Police Department as found property. The officer identified and contacted the owner, who was advised that the laptop had been secured and could be retrieved the following morning at the front counter of the Police Department.
Theft
An officer responded to a report of a stolen jacket from the student weight room in Smith Field House. Based on the circumstances, it appears the jacket may have been taken accidentally when another individual mistakenly grabbed the wrong item. Officers are working to identify and contact the individual involved in an effort to return the jacket to its owner.
Recovered Property
An officer located a stolen Segway scooter after the owner provided location information from an AirTag tracker. The scooter was recovered and returned to the owner. Investigators will follow up with the identified suspect as the case remains under investigation.
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An officer responded to a traffic accident on West Campus Drive. The investigation revealed that a vehicle traveling northbound struck the rear of another vehicle that had stopped in the roadway after backing out of a parking stall. The driver stated he was searching for a parking space and failed to notice that the other vehicle had stopped. The collision resulted in minor damage to both vehicles.
Security Event
Officers provided security at the Marriott Center during a girls’ basketball game. The event concluded without any reported incidents requiring police action.
Found Property
An officer was given a laptop that had been left unattended in a classroom for several hours and was subsequently turned into the Police Department as found property. The officer identified and contacted the owner, who was advised that the laptop had been secured and could be retrieved the following morning at the front counter of the Police Department.
Theft
An officer responded to a report of a stolen jacket from the student weight room in Smith Field House. Based on the circumstances, it appears the jacket may have been taken accidentally when another individual mistakenly grabbed the wrong item. Officers are working to identify and contact the individual involved in an effort to return the jacket to its owner.
Recovered Property
An officer located a stolen Segway scooter after the owner provided location information from an AirTag tracker. The scooter was recovered and returned to the owner. Investigators will follow up with the identified suspect as the case remains under investigation.
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Police Beat • 11/02/2026
Disturbance
Officers responded to the area of in regarding a report of a group of males being loud and throwing a traffic cone onto the roof of a bike rack. Officers contacted the group, who admitted to being disruptive and acknowledged the potential dangers of throwing the cone. No property damage was observed. The individuals were counseled about tampering with traffic control devices and reminded that such items are placed for safety purposes. The group dispersed for the evening and returned to their respective dorms.
Theft
An officer responded to a report of a stolen scooter from the bicycle racks near the TNRB. The complainant reported that the scooter was taken while they were attending class. An investigation was conducted, but no surveillance footage was available, and no suspect information was identified. The theft was documented, and the case remains under investigation.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to the east side of the JKB to check on an unoccupied wheelchair that had been reported at that location. Upon arrival, officers found that the wheelchair was no longer present. The complainant was contacted, and an area search was conducted. It appeared the situation had resolved itself, and no further action was required.
Seizures
Officers responded to the Tanner Building on BYU campus to assist medical personnel with a male student who was experiencing a seizure during class. Medical personnel conducted an assessment and determined that further treatment was necessary. The patient was transported to the hospital for additional evaluation and care. No further assistance was required.
Theft
The complainant came to the police department to report the theft of a white Segway from the bicycle racks outside the North side of the LSB. An officer reviewed surveillance footage and observed the complainant leave the Segway at the racks and later return to find it missing; however, no suspect was observed taking the Segway. Additional video review will be conducted in an attempt to identify the party responsible. The complainant advised that a tracker on the Segway showed a location near a nearby apartment complex, but efforts to locate it there were unsuccessful. The complainant was advised to contact police if the tracker location changes. The case remains under investigation.
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Officers responded to the area of in regarding a report of a group of males being loud and throwing a traffic cone onto the roof of a bike rack. Officers contacted the group, who admitted to being disruptive and acknowledged the potential dangers of throwing the cone. No property damage was observed. The individuals were counseled about tampering with traffic control devices and reminded that such items are placed for safety purposes. The group dispersed for the evening and returned to their respective dorms.
Theft
An officer responded to a report of a stolen scooter from the bicycle racks near the TNRB. The complainant reported that the scooter was taken while they were attending class. An investigation was conducted, but no surveillance footage was available, and no suspect information was identified. The theft was documented, and the case remains under investigation.
Welfare Check
Officers responded to the east side of the JKB to check on an unoccupied wheelchair that had been reported at that location. Upon arrival, officers found that the wheelchair was no longer present. The complainant was contacted, and an area search was conducted. It appeared the situation had resolved itself, and no further action was required.
Seizures
Officers responded to the Tanner Building on BYU campus to assist medical personnel with a male student who was experiencing a seizure during class. Medical personnel conducted an assessment and determined that further treatment was necessary. The patient was transported to the hospital for additional evaluation and care. No further assistance was required.
Theft
The complainant came to the police department to report the theft of a white Segway from the bicycle racks outside the North side of the LSB. An officer reviewed surveillance footage and observed the complainant leave the Segway at the racks and later return to find it missing; however, no suspect was observed taking the Segway. Additional video review will be conducted in an attempt to identify the party responsible. The complainant advised that a tracker on the Segway showed a location near a nearby apartment complex, but efforts to locate it there were unsuccessful. The complainant was advised to contact police if the tracker location changes. The case remains under investigation.
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Police Beat • 11/01/2026
Suspicious Vehicle
Officers responded to Parking Lot 33 for a report of suspicious activity involving an occupied vehicle. Upon arrival, officers determined that the situation involved a motorist whose vehicle battery had died and who needed assistance. Officers provided a jump-start, and the vehicle was successfully started. No suspicious activity was found.
Alarm
An officer responded to the building in for a report of a door being propped open. Upon arrival, the officer located the open door and removed the item that was preventing it from closing. The officer then confirmed with dispatch that the associated alarm had been cleared.
Disturbance
An officer responded to the apartments for a report that two males, who were not BYU students, were pounding on an apartment window and causing a disturbance. The officer searched the area and reviewed available security camera footage in an attempt to locate the individuals. Despite these efforts, the two males were not located. The incident was documented, and no further action was taken.
Animal Problem
An officer responded to a report of two non-aggressive dogs running at large near the CONE. The call was transferred from Provo PD, which elected not to request animal services to come out. The officer searched the area but was unable to locate the dogs. No further action was taken.
Medical
Male student went into a seizure during a Sunday church meeting. The student has a history of seizures and had people there that were aware of his condition and agreed to take care of him. He was evaluated and released by Provo EMS.
Harassment
An officer responded to a report of harassment involving a BYU student and an adult male. The officer obtained initial information from the student and requested additional details regarding the allegations of harassment. The student is in the process of completing a written statement. The BYU Victim Advocate was contacted and will meet with the student to discuss available resources, including the possibility of obtaining a No Contact Order.
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Officers responded to Parking Lot 33 for a report of suspicious activity involving an occupied vehicle. Upon arrival, officers determined that the situation involved a motorist whose vehicle battery had died and who needed assistance. Officers provided a jump-start, and the vehicle was successfully started. No suspicious activity was found.
Alarm
An officer responded to the building in for a report of a door being propped open. Upon arrival, the officer located the open door and removed the item that was preventing it from closing. The officer then confirmed with dispatch that the associated alarm had been cleared.
Disturbance
An officer responded to the apartments for a report that two males, who were not BYU students, were pounding on an apartment window and causing a disturbance. The officer searched the area and reviewed available security camera footage in an attempt to locate the individuals. Despite these efforts, the two males were not located. The incident was documented, and no further action was taken.
Animal Problem
An officer responded to a report of two non-aggressive dogs running at large near the CONE. The call was transferred from Provo PD, which elected not to request animal services to come out. The officer searched the area but was unable to locate the dogs. No further action was taken.
Medical
Male student went into a seizure during a Sunday church meeting. The student has a history of seizures and had people there that were aware of his condition and agreed to take care of him. He was evaluated and released by Provo EMS.
Harassment
An officer responded to a report of harassment involving a BYU student and an adult male. The officer obtained initial information from the student and requested additional details regarding the allegations of harassment. The student is in the process of completing a written statement. The BYU Victim Advocate was contacted and will meet with the student to discuss available resources, including the possibility of obtaining a No Contact Order.
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