Lindsay Lohan has started work in a morgue. Judge Stephanie Sautner has pulled the 'Mean Girls actress from her current community service assignment with the Red Cross and told probation police to assign her to duty at a Los Angeles mortuary. She will have to spend 120 hours sweeping the floor of the building where human corpses are stored, which is part of her sentence for stealing a $2,500 necklace in January. Before starting work at the Red Cross, Lindsay was kicked out of her community service programme at the Los Angeles Downtown Womens Centre. The 25-year-old star had to complete 380 hours of community work at the centre as part of her punishment but after a very unimpressive performance where she is said to have only served 60 of the required hours she was asked to leave. Lindsays probation officer also wrote that the troubled actress had problems with the Womens Centre, because it was not fulfilling. Despite being kicked out of two community service projects, Lindsay is said to be extremely focused on completing her punishment. EPS