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Hamtramck councilman Mohammed Hassan just received a one-year probation and 80 hours of community service after being convicted of making a false statement on an absentee ballot application — a misdemeanor that stems from a resident’s claim he helped file a ballot she never signed or wanted. While acquitted of more serious charges like election law forgery, the conviction underscores the gravity of electoral integrity for public officials. The judge, acknowledging Hamtramck’s turbulent political climate, urged Hassan to use his position to restore trust. He’ll also pay fees and could be eligible for early probation release in six months — a lenient sentence given his clean record, but a stark reminder of the accountability expected of those in leadership.

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