5.44.040   Officer of law to be present.
   A.   It shall further be unlawful for any person operating or maintaining a public dance hall to permit dancing at any time without a uniformed policeman or duly commissioned officer of the law wearing distinctive forms of dress approved by the chief of police which by its appearance indicates that such person is an officer of the law and as a part of said uniform, the officer will at all times display an official badge indicating the commission under which he works. Such officers may be on duty or off duty.
   B.   The chief of police may authorize by written authorization, persons duly licensed under the Private Investigators Act to serve in place of the duly commissioned officer of the law.
   C.   Failure to provide such uniformed policeman, duly commissioned officer of the law, or person duly licensed under the Private Investigators Act with approval from the chief of police, shall be grounds for revocation of license. (Ord. 331,1984: prior code § 7-3-16 (part))