Lindsay Lohan's Community Service In Question? News Reveal 'Speed The Plow' Actress Adds Time For Meet And Greet

Lindsay Lohan reportedly added her meet and greet with fans into the number of hours into her court-mandated community service, which news claimed, irked prosecutors no end.

According to TMZ, the Community Service Volunteers in London credited the meet and freet in the documents it submitted to the court for Lindsay Lohan's probation case.

The documents added five meet and greets for the "Speed the Plow" with each event lasting three hours.

"It gets even more bizarre ... CSV gave 5 lucky probationers a total of 70 hours with Lindsay ... providing them with 'work shadowing experience.' In other words, young people who needed to be taught a lesson followed Lindsay by way of example," the report said.

Meanwhile, prosecutor Terry White will investigate the issue for two weeks before making a recommendation to the judge.

In related report from E! News, Terry White opposed the CSV's decision to credit meet and greet with fans to Lindsay Lohan's community service.

"If this was Lindsay Smith, nobody would allow this. I'd love to hang out with a celebrity all day and see their life, but this is not community service." Terry White said.

Earlier news reports reveal Lindsay Lohan was ordered to render community service after she pleaded no contest to reckless driving and lying to authorities in March 2013 in relation to the collision on the Pacific Coast Highway. In her original statement to the police, the "Speed the Plow" actress claimed that she was a passenger in the car but it was found out later on that she was lying.

Meanwhile, Lindsay Lohan's attorney, Shawn Holley, insisted that the "Speed the Plow" actress has been doing the court-mandated community service even after contacting the Chikungunya virus when she vacationed in Bora Bora, for which she has been hospitalized. The attorney said that the 28-year-old actress has performed "true level of community service."