Robby Poffenberger | Assistant News Editor | @robby_poff
Panic attack
Oct. 12-An officer responded to a woman reportedly having a panic attack. Paramedics transported her to a hospital for evaluation.
Suspicious package
Oct. 12-Dispatch was called to the Classroom Building after a report of a suspicious package. The officer was unable to locate the package.
Hit-and-run
Oct. 12-A third-party, hit-and-run took place in the LDS Institute of Religion parking lot. Dispatch was able to contact both parties and cited one for leaving the scene of an accident.
Unwanted videography
Oct. 12-A man in the Student Life and Wellness Center called in a complaint that another student had video recorded him on his cell phone. The responding officer found that the recording never happened.
Reckless driving
Oct. 12-An officer was dispatched after a report of a reckless driver. Upon finding the driver and questioning him, it was determined that his reckless actions took place on I-15 and therefore wasn’t under UVU police’s jurisdiction.
Tunnel assault
Oct. 13-A man went to the police department to report being assaulted in one of the access tunnels. A report was filed and the incident is under investigation.
Open ATM
Oct. 13-A Wells Fargo ATM outside the Browning Administration Building was reported to be open. The responding officer found the funds to be secure and called Wells Fargo to come take care of the machine
Paddle boarding
Oct. 13-An officer responded to reports of people paddle-boarding in the reflection pool. The students were asked to leave the area and promptly did so.
Protective order
Oct. 13-A student met with an officer to discuss getting a protective order. The officer answered questions and referred the student to the court system for further information.
Dog at large
Oct. 14-A woman whose dog was running at-large on campus was advised by dispatch that such behavior was not allowed.
Aggression at BYU
Oct. 14-UVU police were called by a BYU police officer in regards to a report of a UVU student who was aggressive toward a BYU office secretary. The student showed up again at BYU the next day and was found to be asking about an ROTC program offered through BYU. It was determined that this was not a UVU matter.
Bus alcohol
Oct. 16-An alcohol offense was reported on a UTA bus that was approaching campus near the roundabout. The suspect was located and cited.
Speeder cited
Oct. 16-A vehicle was pulled over for speeding on campus. The woman driving couldn’t provide a license, registration or insurance. It was also found that the driver had a warrant for her arrest. The woman had small children with her so the officer elected not to impound the vehicle or serve the warrant. The driver was cited.
