[Paladin2]

So, who is the arresting officer?

[andyk]

So, who is the arresting officer?

That is a good question. The only reference seems to be to him being General Ham's 2nd in command.

[norton]

So, who is the arresting officer?

I had the same question;
I think the headline goes too far.
He'd be relieved of command on orders from someone up his chain of command,
not arrested.
(Although I'd expect some muscle in the area when his #2 broke the news.)

The questions now are (1) will he go quietly or will he continue to stand up?
(2) What will not going quietly cost him?
(3)Will Pertreaus take the fall for Panetta/Clinton/Hussein?