1. Destroying or Dismantling of Articles. No person purchasing or receiving any personal property or article in the course of dealing as a pawnbroker shall melt, dismantle, destroy, alter, or in any manner dispose of such personal property, by sale or otherwise, within 15 days following the making of the records required in Section 123.03 of this chapter, except upon written permission from the Police Chief.
2. Purchases From Minors. No pawnbroker shall purchase or receive any personal property from any minor without first receiving the consent in writing from the parent or guardian, a copy of which must be filed with the Police Chief at the time of filing the report required in this chapter.
3. Concealing Articles to Prevent Identification. No pawnbroker shall conceal, secrete, or destroy, for the purpose of concealing, any article purchased or received by said pawnbroker for the purpose of preventing identification thereof by any officer or any person claiming to own the same.
4. Sales During Redemption Period. No pawnbroker shall sell, alter, or otherwise dispose of any article during the time any person has a right to buy back or redeem the same.
5. Examination of Premises by Officers. No pawnbroker or any person shall refuse, resist or attempt to prevent any sheriff, deputy sheriff, constable or police officer, with or without a warrant, from examining the premises occupied by the pawnbroker for the purpose of discovering stolen property.
6. Disposing of Stolen Goods or Goods for Which There Is Advance Claim. No pawnbroker shall sell, permit to be redeemed, or otherwise dispose of any article that said pawnbroker has reason to believe has been stolen, or which is adversely claimed by any person, or which the pawnbroker has been notified not to sell, release or otherwise dispose of by any sheriff, deputy sheriff, police officer or constable, without first obtaining written permission from the Police Chief.