Patriots RB marijuana charge has been dropped; After completing 50 hours of community service
A district judge near Pittsburgh last month told Lagarrette Blount the charge would go away if the player completed 50 hours of community service by Feb. 4.
Blount’s Pittsburgh-based attorney, Casey White, says he notified the court Friday that Blount had satisfied the requirement by working with a group called Urban Achievers in Boston. The group’s website says it works to improve ”the academic and social outcomes of children living in under-served and under-resourced communities.”
Blount won’t have to appear in court near Pittsburgh next week and can now concentrate on Sunday’s Super Bowl against the Seattle Seahawks.
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