The New England Patriots player Willie Andrews has been ordered by a judge Neil Walker to finish a substance abuse treatment program and to carry out a community service project for the offense of being held for possession of half pound of marijuana and about $6,800 cash at a traffic stop in Lowell in February. The 24 year old player has been asked to perform community service for 100 hours that includes enlightening Lowell student-athletes about the hazards of narcotics, complete the substance abuse treatment program of NFL as well as pay a $1,000 fine. Andrews was Patriots seventh round draft pick in 2006 and is a swashbuckling hard hitting special teams player.

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