The Summit County Sheriff's Office arrested a Bear Hollow man at the home on Bobsled Boulevard at around 10:30 a.m. April 21.
The home was the site of a SWAT response the afternoon of April 19.
Summit County sheriff's spokesperson Skyler Talbot said it started Sunday afternoon with a 911 caller reporting an intoxicated man allegedly assaulting another resident at a home on Bobsled Drive.
“With the information we had, we believed this individual had barricaded himself inside of a bedroom inside the residence, did have access to weapons and, out of an abundance of caution, the decision was made to make a perimeter around the house and call in our tactical units,” he told KPCW April 20.
The special tactical team set up units from the Bear Hollow neighborhood down to state Route 224.
“It’s definitely a situation where we want to slow things down and make sure that we have community safety as our top priority in utilizing those tactical elements,” he added.
By 10 p.m. April 19, the joint SWAT team of Park City officers and Summit County deputies confirmed the man was no longer at the home.
They arrested him two days later, but he had not been formally charged with a crime as of April 21. Talbot said the sheriff's office wouldn't release additional information at this time.
