Parents call for SWAT rule change

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The parents of Salvatore J. Culosi, a man accidentally shot and killed in January by a Fairfax County police officer, are lobbying police and government officials to tighten rules on the use of SWAT teams and reject what they call a lenient punishment for the officer involved.

Sal and Anita Culosi, posting on their Web site justiceforsal.com on Sunday, called on readers to e-mail Fairfax County Police Chief David Rohrer, Board of Supervisors Chairman Gerald Connolly and other supervisors.

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