(a) Whenever the conditions of § 129.06 cease to be satisfied with respect to a private police commission, such commission shall be terminated without notice.
(b) The commission of any private police officer may be revoked without notice at any time by the Director of Public Safety or the Chief of Police and the commission card therefor canceled when just complaint is filed against him or her as verified by the Director of Public Safety and the person or persons whose commissions are so revoked for any violations of the rules and regulations of private police officer or the Department of Public Safety shall not be eligible for reappointment, until such time as the Director of Public Safety may decide to reappoint him or her at his or her own discretion.
(c) (1) The Chief of Police or any officer of the Police Department may file written charges against any private police officer for alleged violations of these rules or any part thereof. The Director of Public Safety may, at his or her pleasure, after receipt of such charges, conduct a hearing into the facts basic to such charges, and may either discipline the private police or revoke and cancel all powers and privileges of his or her private police officer commission, if in his or her judgment the results of his or her inquiry may warrant such action.
(2) In all cases the action and decision of the Director of Public Safety shall be final.
(d) In case of commission revocation without prior notice, the person affected may appeal and may request a hearing from the Director of Public Safety in writing within ten days of notice of revocation. Such person shall, however, surrender his or her card and badge and cease functioning as a private police officer pending hearing and until such commission is reinstated, if at all. The decision of the Director of Public Safety in such matter shall be final.
(Ord. 7133, passed 3-21-1978)