(A) In addition to the requirements set forth in § 116.05 above, all secondhand entities and precious metal dealers shall:
(1) Electronically scan the right thumb of any person transferring an item personal property or valuable metal to a secondhand entity and transfer the thumbprint to LeadsOnline; or
(2) (a) Complete a card prescribed by the Police Department which card shall include a space for the person to:
1. Write in his or her own handwriting the person’s name and address and date of the transaction; and
2. Place his or her right thumbprint on the back of the card.
(b) If the right thumb is missing, any of the person’s fingerprints may be used. The thumbprint shall be made in the manner approved by the Chief of Police and shall not be blurred or obliterated.
(B) If the card described in division (A)(2) is used, it shall be in a form prescribed by the Chief of Police and shall cross-reference the information submitted to LeadsOnline pursuant to § 116.05 in a manner that allows the secondhand entity to readily match the card to the person for which the identifying information was submitted to LeadsOnline.
(C) All cards completed pursuant to this section shall be maintained by the secondhand entity for not less than five years.
(D) The thumbprint required by division (A)(1) shall be transmitted to LeadsOnline within 48 hours of the date and time a purchase or transaction is consummated. Transactions involving precious metals shall be transmitted daily.
(Ord. 071612, passed 10-15-12; Am. Ord. 121613, passed 12-16-13)