American Fork Police 26AF01974 trespass incident report

This American Fork Police report describes a March 8, 2026 trespass-related incident involving a suspicious package, trespass notices, Reckless Ben / Benjamin Schneider, and a civil dispute connected to Oregon.

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It is the first police-record item in the March 2026 sequence that leads into the later harassment, stalking, probable cause, booking, and warrant records.

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Document typePolice incident report

DateMarch 8, 2026

SourceAmerican Fork Police

People / entitiesBenjamin Paul Schneider / Reckless Ben; American Fork Police

Pages8 pages

Original fileAmerican-Fork-Police-26AF01974-Trespass-Incident-Report.pdf

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===== PAGE 1 ===== lowe! � � � �= 7) )) American Fork City Police \Wexae} Incident Report 26AF01974 ez **Confidentiality Notice*** The Information in this document is CONFIDENTIAL and/or PRIVILEGED. It is intended to be reviewed only by the individual or organization it was disseminated to. If you are not the intended recipient, you are notified that any review, dissemination or copying of this document and its attachments, if any, or the information contained herein, is prohibited. If you have received this document in error, advise the sender of your receipt of it and destroy and/or delete the document immediately. *��PROTECTED RECORD NOTICE*** This document is a PROTECTED RECORD under UCA 63G-2-305(10),(11) and (25). Further and secondary release would interfere with an ongoing criminal investigation or case, jeopardize the life or safety of an individual, and/or is a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy. Release or dissemination of any summaries, transcripts, and video/audio recordings or CJC interviews are also prohibited unless authorized by UCA 77-37-4(5) and (6). Nature: TRESPASSING Location: AF3 GREENWOOD Offense Reported: SUSP Offense Observed: TRES Offense Codes: Trespassing Received By: Bishop M DD How Received: 911 Line Agency: AFPD Responding Officers: Tonga S Responsible Officers: Tonga S Disposition: Clrd Adit Arst (One Incident) 03/23/26 When Reported: 12:48:08 03/08/26 Occurred Between: 12:46:46 03/08/26 and 12:48:12 03/08/26 Assigned To: Detail: SID Date Assigned: **/**/** Status: Status Date: **/**/** Due Date: **/**/** Radiolog: Unit: 5J45 Enroute: 12:49:02 03/08/26 Arrived: 12:50:03 03/08/26 Completed: 13:45:53 03/08/26 rplwdir.x99 05/28/26 ===== PAGE 2 ===== Incident Report 26AF01974 Page 2 of 8 SUSPECTS: Name: SHAW, TYLER M. Name Number: 1036716 Name: ADAMS, BENJAMIN C. Name Number: 1680316 Name: SCHNEIDER, BENJAMIN P. Name Number: 1760890 WANTED PERSONS: Name: SCHNEIDER, BENJAMIN P. Name Number: 1760890 Name: ADAMS, BENJAMIN C. Name Number: 1680316 Name: SHAW, TYLER M. Name Number: 1036716 rplwdir.x99 05/28/26 ===== PAGE 3 ===== Incident Report 26AF01974 Page 3 of 8 NARRATIVE: TONGA BODYCAM: YES 26AF01974 Officers responded to residence at for an individual that dropped off a suspicious package. It was found that the events occurred due to a youtuber attempting to take action over a civil case out of Oregon. Multiple individuals were notified of trespass from the location. rplwdir.x99 05/28/26 ===== PAGE 4 ===== Incident Report 26AF01974 Page 4 of 8 SUPPLEMENTAL NARRATIVE: Name: Tonga S Date: 10:36:46 03/11/26 TONGA BODYCAM: YES 26AF01974 �02�02�02�02�02�02 INVOLVED: BENJAMIN SCHNEIDER -- -- SUSPECT / TRESPASSED BENJAMIN ADAMS -- -- SUSPECT / TRESPASSED TYLER SHAW -- -- SUSPECT / TRESPASSED TWO UNIDENTIFIED FEMALES -- SUSPECT �02�02�02�02�02�02INITIAL: On [date redacted], reported that a suspicious individual, later identified as Tyler Shaw, arrived at his home acting as a UPS worker and dropped off a package of rubber ducks. �02�02�02�02�02�02CONTACT rplwdir.x99 05/28/26 ===== PAGE 5 ===== Incident Report 26AF01974 Page 5 of 8 �02�02�02�02�02�02CONTACT WITH BENJAMIN ADAMS: I then responded to the scene. When arriving, I observed one vehicle oddly parked on blocking a residence's driveway. The vehicle was occupied by one individual, later identified as Benjamin Adams. wife advised that she observed Adams recording the residence prior to law enforcement arriving on scene. I then approached the vehicle on foot and made contact with Adams. When speaking with Adams he initially stated that he was there to pick up his friend for a date. I asked Adams if I could see his camera roll to see if he had photographed the home. Adam's consented, and when doing so Adams hesitated and stated that he his a videographer that documents abandoned buildings and architecture. Adams further explained that he did take a "picture" of the residence but it was only for his photography. Adams then presented his phone and consented to observing his camera roll. One of the most recent captures in the camera roll was a video that was recording as he was walking around the curtilage of his home while on the phone. The timing and body language of is believed to be in line with when was speaking on the phone with myself prior to my arrival. Adams then recanted his statements advising that he had been lying. Adams stated that Schneider had flown into Utah the day prior and had reached out to him for help in filming. Adams stated that Schneider was paying him for his assistance in videoing. Adams consented to me photographing the text messages. The messages have been attached to the case. Adams then stated that Schneider was on scene prior to our arrival and left in another vehicle, believed to be a dark Hyundai Elantra that was seen in the area. At this point, Adams was notified that he was trespassed from the residence. Adams was notified and released on scene without further. �02�02�02�02�E�02E�02CONTACT WITH BENJAMIN SCHNEIDER: On initial arrival, had advised me about dark colored Hyundai Elantra and stated that he believed the vehicle was also involved. Officer Richardson stopped the vehicle for traffic violations. See Officer Richardson's supplement for further on the initial traffic stop. After contact with Adams, I responded to Officer Richardson's traffic stop. Prior to my arrival to Officer Richardson's stop, Officer Richardson advised that an individual that identified himself as Benjamin Schneider was located within the vehicle that was stopped. When arriving I made contact with two males identified as Tyler Shaw and Benjamin Schneider. Shaw was in the driver seat of the vehicle and Schneider was located in the rear passenger seat. Both males had recording devices that were running during the entirety of the interaction. rplwdir.x99 05/28/26 ===== PAGE 6 ===== Incident Report 26AF01974 Page 6 of 8 Schneider explained that he was in Utah filming a Youtube series in regards to the civil proceedings out of Oregon. Schneider stated that he was representing the son of the business owner that was currently in civil proceedings against Schneider claimed that in two weeks would have a warrant for his arrest out of Oregon and that he was in Utah to attempt to get either the property that was claimed to be stolen or the equivalent in money, reported to be $100,000, from prior to the warrant being issued. Schneider stated that if gave the money or property back, that the warrant would not be issued. Schneider stated that he only wanted to speak with and see if he could get him to come to an agreement or hand over the property. Both males in the vehicle denied any involvement in dropping the package off earlier that morning. Both males stated that they did not know the females that assisted them earlier due to just meeting them, but confirmed that they were involved. Both Shaw and Schneider were notified that they

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