9.04.070   Profanity, obscenity, and immorality—Abatement.
   A.   At any time when it is brought to the attention of the chief of police or any police officer, that the provisions of Sections 9.04.040 through 9.04.060 are being violated, it shall be the duty of said officers, or any of them, to visit the place where it is reported that such violation exists and there to examine into the same; and should any of the officers, upon such examination, be of the opinion that such violation does exist, it shall be his duty to notify the person in charge of the exhibition, production, or representation in question that the objectional parts or features must be forthwith eliminated and no longer exhibited, produced, or represented.
   B.   Upon such notification, it shall be the duty of the person so notified immediately to comply therewith and then and there and at all times thereafter, except as provided in Section 9.04.080, to expunge and eliminate from such exhibition, production, or presentation, such objectional parts or features, or the whole thereof.
   C.   In the event that such notification is not complied with immediately, it shall be the duty of the chief of police or other police officer to forbid and prevent the further continuance of the exhibition, production, or representation in question until the notification shall be complied with, and the person so neglecting or refusing to comply with the notification, all persons participating in the production of such exhibition, production, or representation, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be immediately arrested by any police officer as for an offense committed in the immediate presence of the police officer, with or without a warrant.
(Prior code § 9.12.110 (Ord. 200 § 6, 1937))