South Jersey attorney Peter Fiorentino, Jr., went into cardiac arrest while waiting for his case to be called at the Gloucester County Courthouse 11 years ago. Fiorentino, who was 42 at the time, died four days later at the hospital. His widow, Amy Vasquez, believes he would have survived if a defibrillator had been brought to him sooner. The closest one was on another floor, and by the time it reached Fiorentino, too much time had elapsed for oxygen to reach his brain, she said. Vasquez is on a mission to prevent others from suffering the same fate inside the state’s county courthouses by pus…
