Every person licensed to engage in the business of an auction house, junk dealer, pawnshop or second-hand dealer shall be required to make out and deliver to the Chief of Police, within two business days after receipt, a full, true and complete report of all goods, wares, merchandise or articles received on deposit, in pawn, pledge, trade or exchange or by purchase. The report shall show the hour of the day and the date when the articles were received and shall show the signature of the seller and his or her name and address, as nearly as the same are known or can be ascertained by the auction house, junk dealer, pawnshop or second-hand dealer, which description shall reveal the dress, sex, approximate height, age, complexion, color of hair and any distinguishing marks of the person. The report filed by the auction house, junk dealer, pawnshop or second-hand dealer shall show the number of the pawn ticket, if any is given, the amount loaned for the article or the amount paid therefore, the quantity or number purchased and a brief description thereof.
(Prior Code, Ch. 9, Art. VII, § 9-602) (Ord. 351-04, passed 9-7-2004)