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<p>The Back Mountain Police Association &#8216;Angels in Disguise,&#8217; made a very special donation to the Luzerne County Child Advocacy Center. They donated four- desk top computers, four- monitors, four- keyboard and mouse sets and a camera to be used for medical examinations. At the presentation, from left, first row, are; Sharon Forlenza-Stevens, forensic examiner; Shannon Peduto, executive director; and Beverly Hernandez, nurse/administrative assistant. Second row: Officer John Fuches, treasurer; Tamara Panowicz, family advocate; Ross Piazza, vice president; Christelle Patrice, forensic interviewer; officer Martin Maransky, president; Jillian Glasgow, forensic interviewer; and officer Michael Huntzinger, secretary.</p><style>
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Angels in Disguise support child advocacy