ILED graduation highlights program's strengths
Patricia Cook, Shoshone County's first ILED graduate, shows off her certificate of completion during a ceremony at the Shoshone County Courthouse. Cook, who was facing felony drug charges, had those charges dismissed after she completed the ILED program. Standing behind her are members of the Shoshone County ILED Board, including (from the left) Brandi Clark, Karyn Kershaw, Christy Miller, Ben Allen, Colleen Rosson, Jenn Porter, and Mike Smith.
JOSH McDONALD
WALLACE — A Silver Valley woman had her charges dismissed as Shoshone County celebrated its first Idaho Law Enforcement Diversion graduate on Monday at the Shoshone County Courthouse.
Last February, Patricia Cook was arrested and charged with felony possession of a controlled substance. She was offered an opportunity to enroll in the new ILED program rather than face a potential 15-year prison sentence.
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