The Mountain Top Area Community Association (MACA) presented “When seconds count …,” a seminar on home safety and security on Oct. 8 at Crestwood High School.
District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce and defense attorney Chris Opiel joined to present “Understanding the Castle Doctrine and Stand Your Ground Laws.”
The attorneys explained when it is justifiable to use force, including deadly force when faced with an intruder in your home or attacked by someone outside your home.
Brian Black and Gina Krone, of Luzerne County 911 system, discussed information that is important to provide center telecommunicators when calling 911.
Wright Township Volunteer Fire Department Captain Charles Helmbold discussed fire prevention and what steps to take if a fire occurs in your home, including types of fire extinguishers.
Mountain Top Community Ambulance provided those in attendance with “refrigerator cards” to record important medical information for first responders in the case of a medical emergency.
Retired Wilkes-Barre City Police Captain Pat Rushton presented information on reducing the risk of becoming a victim of burglary.
Pete Kohl, of CK Alarms, provided information on the most current alarm systems available and which might be right for your home.
Cyber security issues were discussed by Alec Ryncavage, founder and CEO of CYBIOT.
