Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Police Beat

Theft

September 4: A backpack was stolen from the Cannon Center. When the officers arrived they looked through the cubbies one more time and found the backpack.

September 3: A student checked out seven library books last winter. He just reported the $140 worth of books being stolen from his car.

September 3: A student went to the ID center to purchase a new ID card after losing his. It was discovered that his card had been stolen and was used to purchase $45 worth of ice cream from a Smith Fieldhouse vending machine.

Suspicious behavior

September 6: Two male subjects were knocking doors in the female area of Wyview Park. They identified themselves as missionaries. When the police arrived the two male students said they thought it was a novel way to meet girls.

Animals

September 6: A 27-year-old student saw a baby duck fall into a grate on 500 E. 800 N. When the officer arrived, the baby duck could not be found.

Illegal Activity

September 5: Fireworks were reported between the Wilkinson Student Center and the Harris Fine Arts Center. When officers arrived they discovered that it was smoke from a celebratory BBQ.

Trespassing

September 5: Two students tried trespassing into the LaVell Edwards Stadium. Because they were unsuccessful they were not arrested.


Must have been a busy weekend for the BYU police

4 comments:

Emily said...

Awesome.

Margaret said...

Ummm...the two male students knocking on doors must not know that missionaries aren't allowed to fraternize!

Tracy said...

It just keeps getting better and better!

Shannon said...

Wow, I have no words. :)