Disabled teen discharged after Signal Hill attack

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October 2, 2026

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Disabled teen discharged after Signal Hill attack

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Stephon Nicholas

Tobago Correspondent

Relatives of Nicoya Bernard-Paul, who was injured in a chopping incident in Signal Hill, are breathing a sigh of relief after her disabled son was discharged from Scarborough General Hospital. The 18-year-old nearly died in a fire on Wednesday.

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