Any license issued under this chapter is subject to revocation for cause in the manner provided as follows:
A. Complaints against any licensee seeking a revocation of license must be in writing and must set forth one or more of the grounds hereinafter enumerated, which shall constitute the basis for the revocation of the license issued hereunder.
B. A written report of the sheriff or any officer or employee of the city disclosing asserted violations of law or ordinance by the licensee shall be deemed a complaint within the meaning of this section. All complaints must be verified unless made by officers or employees in their official capacity.
C. The following are grounds which shall constitute the basis for the revocation of licenses:
1. When the continuance of the operations of the licensee under such license shall be contrary to the public health, safety, peace, welfare or morals.
2. The violation of any of the penal provisions of this title.
3. The misrepresentation of a material fact by any applicant in obtaining a license hereunder.
4. The plea, verdict or judgment of guilty to any public offense involving moral turpitude charged against the licensee. (1960 Code)