Ex-city comptroller avoids prison in Maryland case
Former Baltimore city Comptroller Jacqueline McLean was given a three year suspended sentence and five years probation after pleading guilty to felony theft and misconduct in office. She must complete 750 hours of community service, with 18 months supervised, and could serve prison time only if she violates probation.
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Baltimore delays public housing community service lease plan
Baltimore housing officials have delayed a policy requiring public housing tenants to perform community service, making the city the first to mandate tasks like sweeping sidewalks. Residents demand a clearer lease and involvement in drafting terms while officials keep backing the idea of service in the lease. Mayor Schmoke and Housing Authority director Henson defend the plan amid resident anger over prior board approval without final draft review.
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