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Hamtramck City Councilman Mohammed Hassan got his sentence today—80 hours of community service and a year of probation—after pleading guilty to election crimes, including forging an absentee ballot signature. The judge called the whole affair “nonsensical drama,” questioning whether the low-stakes allegations stem from immigrant residents navigating unfamiliar politics. Despite the conviction, Hassan remains on council—and so does fellow councilman Muhtasin Sadman, who also pleaded guilty. The judge even tasked Hassan with using his position to heal Hamtramck’s political climate during probation, urging creative, community-focused service. A messy but oddly symbolic moment in Hamtramck’s political life.

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