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Second Street NE/SE, on the east,
Massachusetts Avenue on the north,
Louisiana Avenue and First Street NW/SW on the west,
and D Street SW/SE on the south.

They also patrol the Hill, but my experience is that on the Hill, they're mostly
concerned about security of members of Congress.

The Capitol Police are quite inconsistent regarding skaters.  Years ago, I
received a $10 ticket for skating on the Capitol Grounds.  I've personally never
been told not to get off a street by them, although I have had a Capitol
policeman tell me that it wasn't safe to skate on Constitution Avenue.

Unless we either attempt to change laws or choose to completely abide by them,
we'll always have this problem with the police.

Quoting Sm4sm at aol.com:

> The corner of NJ Ave. and C St. SE also happens to be where one of the
> office
> buildings of the House of Representatives is located.  There are several
> such
> buildings between C St. and Independence Ave.  There are also Senate
> offices
> NE of the Capitol towards Union Station.
>
> Is it possible that these areas are part of the Capitol Grounds, or, at
> the
> very least, is it possible that the Capitol Police have jurisdiction in
> the
> streets surrounding those buildings as well as those surrounding the
> Capitol
> and Supreme Court?
>
> Jubran Selim
>
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