Pete Davidson has been tasked with community service following his reckless driving charge just last month.
According to TMZ, the 29-year-old actor has been given 50 hours of community service, which he is able to complete in New York.
Keep reading to find out more details about Pete’s community service terms…
The outlet also revealed all the details about Pete‘s community service terms, as he entered into a diversion program.
As part of his 50 hours of community service, Pete will be working at the NYFD, which is the same place that his father, who passed away on 9/11, worked.
In addition, Pete is also required to “complete 12 hours of traffic school” and “appear at a morgue for some education on what happens to people when they’re victims of a reckless driver.”
His community service terms came almost 5 years after Pete got some flack for his comments about firefighters on Staten Island on Saturday Night Live.
“Don’t get me wrong, I know Staten Island isn’t all heroin and racist cops. It also has meth and racist firefighters,” he said during a Weekend Update stint.
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Just recently, Pete entered into a rehab program.
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Source: vcmp.edu.vn