ISU PUBLIC SAFETY DAILY INCIDENT LOGS
Main Campus – Pocatello	University Place – Idaho Falls	Meridian Health Science Center - Meridian
September 30, 2013	September 30, 2013	September 30, 2013
Fire Incident - 0 Fire Alarms - 0 Unsecured Door - 2 Unsecured Vehicle - 0 Vehicle Jump Starts - 1 Vehicle Unlocks - 2 Escorts - 1 Malfunctioning Lights - 0 After Hours Access - 0 Room Unlock – 0 13-U02902-On 09/30/13 at approximately 0832 hours at Central Operations, Public Safety took a report of a stolen permit. 13-U02904-On 09/30/13 at approximately 1145 hours on Bartz Way, Public Safety responded to a three-vehicle non-injury traffic accident involving three ISU Students. Pocatello Police was contacted and responded. Case referred to PPD. 13-U02905-On 09/30/13 at approximately 1438 hours at the Engineering Building, Public Safety responded to an alarm. The area was checked and found to be free of any emergency. 13-U02906-On 09/30/13 at approximately 1512 hours in the G01 Lot, Public Safety responded to the report of a hit and run traffic accident involving an ISU Student’s vehicle. The individual was informed that their vehicle was hit by another vehicle and the driver left the scene of the accident. The individual did not want to report the accident to PPD as there was no damage done; however the individual felt the person who hit their truck should be contacted to let them know driving away without making contact was not the right way to handle the situation. 13-U02908-On 09/30/13 at approximately 1550 hours at the Law Enforcement Academy, Public Safety responded to an alarm. The area was checked and found to be free of any emergency.	Fire Incident - 0 Fire Alarms – 0 Unsecured Door – 0 Unsecured Vehicle – 0 Vehicle Jump Starts – 0 Vehicle Unlocks – 0 Escorts - 0 Malfunctioning Lights - 0 After Hours Access - 0 Room Unlock – 0 13-U02912-On 09/30/13 at approximately 2123 hours at the Bennion Student Union Building, Public Safety responded to an alarm. The area was checked and found to be free of any emergency.	No incidents were reported.