Crime & Safety
Crisis Counseling Offered for Good Samaritan Deaths
The Los Angeles Fire Department and the Los Angeles County Mental Health Emergency Response Team are offering counseling services Saturday.
In response to a Wednesday night that turned fatal for two good Samaritans who rushed to the scene, the city will offer crisis counseling on Saturday for victims, family members and Valley Village residents.
Two women -- 39-year-old Stacey Lee Schreiber and 40-year-old Irma Zamora -- were electrocuted when they rushed to help the driver of a car that crashed into a fire hydrant and knocked down a light pole. Six other people were injured.
The Los Angeles Fire Department, the Los Angeles County Mental Health Emergency Response Team and the mayor's Crisis Response Team (CRT) will offer
counseling services beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday at Fire Station 60 at 5320 Tujunga Ave.