Salvatore Culosi Case Settled with Fairfax County for $2 Million
The real story there goes like this:
They went out to serve a warrant on a nonviolent gambling suspect.
More than a suspect, since the cops had been placing bets and dealing with him for a while.
So, to serve the warrant, they take out the whole swat team and swarm his front yard. While they are taking him out with no resistance whatsoever, one of the guns accidentally goes off.
Why did they take a heavily armed SWAT team out for such a simple warrant service?
Category: Criminal Defense
Fairfax Attorney Paul Liam McGlone is a LIFE MEMBER of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. When interviewing lawyers, always remember to ask about their NACDL membership status. Non-members are likely to be general practice lawyers who take criminal cases as a part of their overall practice.
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