Louisville football player arrested, charged with assault of a police officer

When its a Democrat: Rangel was found guilty by the House of Representatives ethics panel of 11 counts of violating ethics rules, including charges that he improperly solicited millions of dollars from corporate officials and lobbyists for the Charles B. Rangel Center for Public Service at City College of New York, failed to disclose hundreds of thousands of dollars of income and assets on financial disclosure forms, maintained a rent-stabilized apartment as a campaign office in a Harlem apartment building and failed to pay income taxes on a villa in the Dominican Republic. No indictment brought and kept his office.

When its a Republican: In a 20-count indictment in April, prosecutors accused Republican Grimm, 44, of paying employees with envelopes of cash and of lying under oath about his responsibility for handling payroll. The House Republican, whose federal court trial was due to begin February 2, faces up to 36 months in a federal prison. He was asked to resign in December.