Lohan reports to L.A. morgue for community service

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Lindsay Lohan reported for duty at the Los Angeles morgue, arriving early for orientation one day after the actress was turned away for being late.

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Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter says Lohan arrived "real early" and is currently working after completing a brief orientation. The actress had been ordered to report at the coroner's facilities at 7 a.m.

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Lohan's publicist, Steve Honig, wrote in an email that the 25-year-old arrived at the facility more than an hour before it opened.

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On Thursday, coroner's officials turned Lohan away after she arrived 40 minutes late for an orientation session. She has been ordered to complete 16 hours of service at the morgue before a Nov. 2 court hearing when a judge will consider whether she violated the terms of her probation.