A wanted suspect barricaded himself inside a Taylorsville residence Friday, prompting police to order people near the Heritage Townhomes to shelter in place while SWAT officers responded. Police said there was no danger to the broader public as the operation unfolded.
The incident centered near the Heritage Townhomes, where officers were searching for the wanted person inside a home, according to KUTV. The report said SWAT was called to the scene, but authorities did not publicly identify the suspect or detail the warrant involved.
Lt. Aaron Cheshire of the Taylorsville City Police Department told KUTV that there was “no danger to the public” and that the shelter-in-place order was issued as an extra precaution. The latest report did not announce an arrest, injuries, or an all-clear.
What Taylorsville Residents Should Know
The Taylorsville City Police Department lists 911 for emergencies and 801-840-4000 for dispatch and non-emergency calls, according to the Taylorsville City Police Department. Residents near the scene should continue following officer instructions and avoid the area until police say the response is over.
