KSL TV TAYLORSVILLE — A Taylorsville neighborhood looked like a war zone after a man barricaded himself inside his home and fired dozens of rounds at officers during an hourslong SWAT standoff. Luckily no one was injured, including the suspect. As the SWAT team moved in on April 17, their BearCat took the brunt of the force, but they didn't have to fire one round of ammo to arrest the man. "So, this weighs approximately 160 pounds," said Sgt. Dan Child with the Unified Police Department, pointing at the window. UPD's SWAT BearCat can handle some serious firepower. "This is .50-caliber rated...