(A) Every pawnbroker shall keep at his or her place of business a register, in which he or she shall record an adequate description of all property purchased, taken or received by him or her, including any number that may be thereon. The following information shall be recorded in the register:
(1) The date when all property is received;
(2) The name of the person leaving the property;
(3) The address of the person;
(4) The amount loaned; and
(5) The time when the loan is to become due.
(B) The pawnbroker shall give, without charge to the person leaving or pledging property, a legible ticket containing a true copy of all entries made in the register concerning the property left or pledged.
(C) (1) The register herein required to be kept shall be subject to the inspection at any time by the Chief of Police, any police officer, the County Sheriff or any Deputy Sheriff of the county, the City Attorney, the District Attorney or any person authorized in writing to make inspection by the Chief of Police.
(2) Upon request, the pawnbroker will show to the officer or person for inspection, any article or articles purchased, taken or received, unless the article or articles have already been disposed of.
(2002 Code, § 110.05)