A. In addition to the grounds set forth in article 1 of this chapter, a private security officer license or a contract security agency license may be denied, suspended or revoked if the applicant or a principal of the applicant:
1. Has been convicted of a felony in this State or any other state, or of a crime in any other state which, if committed in this State, would be a felony;
2. Has been convicted of three (3) or more criminal misdemeanor violations within a five (5) year period;
3. Has made a wilful misrepresentation in applying for and obtaining a license;
4. Has been previously denied a license under this part or has had a license issued under this part suspended or revoked;
5. Was a principal of a contract security agency whose license was revoked, unless the Deputy Licensing Officer determines that the principal was not responsible for the misconduct underlying the revocation;
6. Has been convicted of operating without a license under this part or performing any act for which a license is required under this part; or
7. Has violated any of the provisions of this General Licensing Code.
B. The suspension or revocation of a contract security agency license or a private security officer's license shall be subject to the provisions of section 2.1.801 et seq., of this chapter.
C. Upon the suspension or revocation of a private security officer license, the City Clerk's Office shall notify the contract security agency employing the suspended or revoked officer of the Licensing Officer's decision. The contract security agency employing the suspended or revoked officer shall cooperate with the City Clerk's Office in retrieving the private security officer's identification card. Upon suspension or revocation of a contract security agency's license, each principal of the agency shall immediately return the license and any issued identification cards to the City Clerk's Office. (Ord. 98-71; Ord. 01-42; Ord. 08-64)