Police Beat

It's about time to give you all a laugh with this week's Police Beat.


Theft
At the BYU Bookstore, a student was caught stealing $21 in
office supplies, $22 in clothing and $56 in NCIS DVDs. The student
was arrested and released after receiving a citation.

Suspicious behavior
An officer was dispatched to the tunnel
near the Marriott Center to investigate a suspicious couple under
a blanket. After the investigation, all was well.

Theft
There have been 10 reported thefts from various women’s
restrooms of the JFS B. Thieves are finding good money in the
feminine product dispensers.

Suspicious behavior
A man was reported smoking outside of
the Bean Museum. An officer was dispatched, but nothing was
done because no laws were being broken.

Property destruction
Students were caught dropping watermelons
off the Bell Tower. Officers issued a warning and told
them to clean it up.

Animal safety
A concerned student reported nine endangered
ducklings which had fallen through a grate. The reporting student
and a dispatched officer saved them, reuniting them with
their mother.

Violation
Two Marriott Center employees were caught watching
a BYU baseball game from the top of the building. They were fired
on the spot by their supervisor.

I'm engaged!

The wedding will be...sometime this summer.

Special Announcement!

Attention! Attention!

Today I saw a sun dog.  It was pretty cool.

Easter!

For the first time in years, we got to dye Easter eggs, one of my more favorite holiday traditions.  It was exciting even though Mom and Dad went back to the hotel and told us to do it without them.  Someone accidentally put the water-only pink tablet in the vinegar, so we were short on colors, but we did a pretty good job mixing.

Brian and I made a special egg

And so did Janet.  After we were all done coloring the eggs, we dumped out the dye and started putting the eggs away.  Then we realized one of the eggs was missing.  We weren't sure how we could misplace a hardboiled egg, but we knew we would have to find it, or else we would smell it later.  We looked around, and finally Janet said, "Found it.  It was in my pocket."  

No one knew why she put an Easter egg in her pocket.  Since we had already poured out the dye we put stickers all over it to decorate it.

Now we get to enjoy a real Easter egg hunt.