Orange County program gives first-time youth offenders alternative to court system

A family & kids story from North Carolina, reported by ABC11 WTVD Raleigh.

Family & Kids · North Carolina · October 22, 2026

From ABC11 WTVD Raleigh

Orange County's Youth Deflection Program is providing young people who are first-time offenders with an alternative to entering the court system, county officials say.

Reported by ABC11 WTVD Raleigh, October 22, 2026. Read the full story at ABC11 WTVD Raleigh →

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