In addition to the grounds for revocation set forth in section 4-1-107 of this title, a permit issued under this article may be revoked for the following reasons:
A. The permittee maintained or operated vehicles used for towing operations in an unsafe manner;
B. The permittee, his agents, or employees obtained a tow contract by use of fraud, trickery, dishonesty, or forgery;
C. The permittee, his agents, or employees stopped on any street, highway, or other public thoroughfare to render vehicle towing service to a person or disabled vehicle without first being requested to do so;
D. The permittee, his agents, or employees towed a vehicle to a location other than designated as the business address of such permittee without first receiving authorization to do so by the person authorizing the tow;
E. The permittee, his agents, or employees, after towing a vehicle to the business location of the permittee without authorization, towed such vehicle to another location for storage;
F. The permittee, his agents, or employees conspired with any person to defraud any owner of any vehicle, or any insurance company, or any other person financially interested in the cost of the towing or storage of any vehicle by making false or deceptive statements relating to the towing or storage of any vehicle;
G. The permittee, his agents, or employees removed a vehicle involved in a collision prior to the arrival of the police, and a person, as a result of such collision, suffered death or injury, or the driver of an involved vehicle, or a party to such collision, was under the influence of an intoxicant of any nature, or there is evidence that such vehicle was involved in a hit and run collision;
H. The permittee, his agents, or employees charged for services not performed, equipment not employed or used, services or equipment not needed, or otherwise materially misstated the nature of any service performed or equipment used. (1962 Code § 6-21.101 et seq.)