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General took the arrest very good humoredly, said it was an oversight, and rode over to the second Precinct station house and paid his fine." Participating in both 1866 arrests was Officer S. T. Crown of the Seventh Precinct,
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of the carriage, or both. After the MPD appeared to confirm the veracity of the arrest in 2012, a number of news media outlets accepted it as fact, although in some cases with reservations. However, because of the lack of contemporaneous documentation, historians at the
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157:(MPD). Grant offered to pay the fine, but "expressed his doubts of their authority to arrest him and drove off". Several days later, Grant "acknowledged the service of a warrant for fast driving and appeared before the Justice of the Peace and paid the fine". The
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guilty plea" show "a welcome willingness to honor a familiar principle: every
American is equal before the law", contrary to the notion that the president cannot be arrested. Similarly,
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I am very sorry, Mr. President, to have to do it, for you are the chief of the nation, and I am nothing but a policeman, but duty is duty, sir, and I will have to place you under arrest.
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1211:"The Presidential Speedster"
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1208:Butterfield, Roger (1947).
1006:. Gibson Bros. p. 159.
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2233:Bid for a third term
2032:Currency Act of 1870
1986:Treaty of Washington
1524:"The Thin Blue Line"
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2588:Jesse Root Grant II
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2470:Philadelphia statue
2450:U.S. Capitol statue
2037:Funding Act of 1870
1894:Second inauguration
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1101:The Washington Post
1069:The Washington Post
1045:Chronicling America
926:Daily Richmond Whig
867:The Washington Post
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226:The Washington Post
208:Alleged 1872 arrest
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1071:. March 3, 1897.
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479:, a professor at
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360:John F. Marszalek
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