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Brenda Hardiman's daughter Nichele Benn, who has intellectual disabilities, was facing possible prison time for assault.

When put in a stressful position, the 27-year-old is prone to violent outbursts. During her time at the Quest Regional Rehabilitation Centre outside of Halifax, Nichele Benn attacked her care takers and was charged with assault. Her mother argued that Nichele didn't belong in prison.

When we spoke with them last year, Nichele Benn's fate was still unknown.

In December, Nichele Benn moved out of the Quest centre into a new home in Nova Scotia. And her behaviour has improved. A few days ago, all charges against Nichele were dropped.



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