(a) Each applicant for a commission as private policeman or private policewoman must file with his application three unretouched photographs of himself, in such position as the Safety Director may direct, taken within the thirty days preceding the filing of his application. Photographs shall be of a size which may be easily attached to his commission, one of which shall be attached to the commission when issued; the others shall be filed with the application in the office of the Safety Director. The photograph shall be so attached to the commission that it cannot be removed and another photograph substituted without detection. Where the application for a commission is denied, two copies of the photograph shall be returned to the applicant by the Safety Director. Each commissioned private policeman or private policewoman shall, upon demand of an inspector of licenses or a policeman of the Police Department, exhibit his license and photograph for inspection.
(b) All applications for such commission as private policeman or private policewoman shall be notarized. Failure to list arrest and/or any other information desired by the Safety Director shall be considered falsifying the application and the applicant shall be subject to arrest. All applicants for special police work as such private policemen and private policewomen must be fingerprinted, and the Director of Public Safety, through the Division of Police, shall cause a complete record check to be made of the applicant's character or may obtain any other information he may desire.
(Ord. 74-66. Passed 8-23-66.)