(A) Proof that law violations are frequently committed at the place involved is prima facie evidence that the proprietor or owner knowingly permitted the act or acts.
(B) Evidence that persons have been convicted of law violations at the place involved is admissible to show knowledge on the part of the defendant that the act occurred. Copies of judgments of convictions are admissible to show that the offenses for which a person was convicted were committed at the place involved.
(C) Evidence of the general reputation of the place involved is admissible to show the existence of the nuisance. (Ord. 2624, 7-26-1999)