Adam Rose/FOX(LOS ANGELES) — Some positive news for Lindsay Lohan — she’s completed the community service obligations required of her in connection with a 2012 reckless driving case.
Santa Monica City Attorney Terry White told E! News Wednesday that the Mean Girls star has fulfilled her obligations ahead of Thursday’s deadline, which coincides with a court hearing in the matter.
In February, a Los Angeles judge ordered Lohan, 28, to perform an additional 125 hours of community service after a prosecutor questioned community service credit the actress received while in London working on her play, Speed-the-Plow.
Lohan was ordered to perform community service as part of her sentence related to her crash with a truck on the Pacific Coast Highway.
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