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The son of New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick will be on probation for the next six months, after admitting to facts surrounding his drug arrest in Weston on Saturday, according to court documents.

Stephen Belichick, 19, was charged with possession of marijuana, after a small bag of pot was found in his pocket while police were inquiring why he and Jonathan Pizarro were sitting in a Honda Accord on Winter Street.

Pizarro, 18, of 18 Adams St., Roxbury, told police he had just sold Belichick the marijuana, and were about to roll a joint when officers rolled up in a cruiser, according to a police report.



He also told police he sold pot to his friends for extra cash, the report states.

Pizarro, the owner of the Honda, had $250 in his pocket, and two large bags of marijuana were found locked in the car’s glove compartment. One bag had 15 smaller bags of marijuana inside, the report states. He was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.

Police said they saw the men sitting in the car with the interior light on, and investigated because it is an area where youth frequently gather. The car reeked of marijuana, the report states.

Belichick, of 116 Meadowbrook Road, stuffed his hands in his pockets and refused to acknowledge an officer, until the officer opened the car door and asked him to step out, the report states.

He then told police he had marijuana in his pocket.

The men told police they were on their way to a party, but refused to disclose the location, according to a police report.

During his arraignment in Waltham District Court yesterday, Belichick "admitted to facts sufficient for a finding of guilt," according to records on file in the clerk’s office.

He will be on probation until May 2, 2007, and was ordered to pay a $21 a month probation fee, records show.

Belichick graduated from Rivers School in Weston in June and planned to attend Northfield Mount Herman School this fall. He also is committed to attend Rutgers University in New Jersey.

He was captain of the football and lacrosse teams at Rivers as a senior, and received an award there last year for outstanding service to the football program.

Belichick also received an All-Independent School League honorable mention for football.