(A) Every person coming into the city, whether in transit through or otherwise, who has been convicted in a federal or state court of an offense which is a felony under the laws of the United States or of the state in which committed, or which would be classed as a felony, if committed in the state, the conviction having been within the period of five years prior thereto, shall report to the Bureau of Identification of the Police Department, within 24 hours after his arrival within the city, and shall furnish to the Bureau, in a written statement signed by him, his true name and every other name or alias by which he is or has been known, a full and complete description of himself and the name of each offense of which he has been convicted, together with the names of the places where each offense was committed, the name under which he was convicted, the date of the conviction, and the name, if any, and location of each penal institution in which he has been confined by way of punishment for each such offense, together with the location or address used, or to be used by him, as a residence, stopping place or living quarters in the city, with a description of the character of each such place, whether a hotel, apartment house, dwelling house, or otherwise, giving the street number thereof, if any, or any description of the same as will so identify it as to make it possible of location; also the length of time he expects to remain within the city.
(B) Photograph and fingerprints. Every person registering in accordance with division (A) shall be photographed and fingerprinted by the Bureau of Identification, and his photograph and fingerprints shall be made a part of the permanent records of the Police Department.
(C) Convicted persons residing in the city. Every person residing within the city who has been convicted within the immediately prior period of five years, of any offense, as described in division (A), shall have on file with the Bureau of Identification, a written statement signed by himself, containing all the information required to be furnished in accordance with the section, together with his photograph and his fingerprints, as provided by division (B). Such statement shall also set forth the occupation or employment in which he is engaged, the name of his employer, the business in which the employer is engaged, and the nature and character of the business.
(D) Change of address. In the event that any person required to register in accordance with the provisions of this section, shall change his place of residence, stopping place, or living quarters to a new or different place within the city, he shall within 24 hours after leaving the registered location, notify the Bureau of Identification of the changed address in a signed statement, which statement shall set forth his new address. Similar notification shall be made in the case of further changes of address.
(E) False information. It shall be unlawful for any person required by any provision of this section to furnish a report or information, to fail, neglect, or refuse to make such report or furnish such information, photograph, or fingerprints, or to fail, neglect, or refuse to furnish the same within the time prescribed, or to fail, neglect, or refuse to furnish to the Bureau of Identification, within such time, any information, photograph, or fingerprints required to be furnished by any provision of this section, or to furnish any false, untrue, or misleading information on, or statement relating to, any information required to be made or furnished.
(F) Provisions of ordinance not applicable when. Nothing in this section shall be deemed or construed to apply to any person who has received a pardon for each offense, as described in division (A), whereof he has been convicted.
(G) Records not to be public. All reports, records, photographs, and fingerprints taken pursuant to the provisions of this section, shall be private records of the Police Department, open to inspection only by city police officers or by persons having official duties to perform in connection therewith. It shall be unlawful for anyone having access to such records to disclose to anyone else, other than in the regular discharge of his duties, any information contained therein.
(H) Whoever violates this section is guilty of a minor misdemeanor.
(Ord. 21-1961, passed 10-3-61) Penalty, see § 130.99