🇺🇸 USA Sep 4, 2026 · Makenzie Huber

‘It works if you want it’: People charged with crimes find hope in county diversion programs

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‘It works if you want it’: People charged with crimes find hope in county diversion programs
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Sioux Falls resident Kayla Essem poses for a photo underneath the Eighth Street bridge downtown. Essem participated in the Minnehaha County adult diversion program to dismiss drug-related charges. Over a year after her arrest, Essem is sober and leads Narcotics Anonymous groups in the city. (Photo by Makenzie Huber/South Dakota Searchlight)Kayla Essem prayed she’d get arrested.
The 32-year-old from Sioux Falls said she had been on and off drugs since she was in high school — fentanyl, cocaine, h

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