201 Arrests (V11)

Question 1

In what three counties has JSO entered into a MAA?

Answer 1

2. Mutual Aid Agreements (MAA) with Neighboring Counties
   a. JSO has entered into MAAs with the Clay County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO), the Nassau
   County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO), and the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office (SJCSO) that
   allow officers to, in the following circumstances, arrest a suspect in those counties when
   law enforcement authorities are not immediately available to assist:

Question 2

b. Prior to taking any enforcement action in one of the three MAA counties, when feasible,
an officer shall do what 3 things?
1.
2.
3.

Answer 2

2. Mutual Aid Agreements (MAA) with Neighboring Counties
   b. Prior to taking any enforcement action in one of the three MAA counties, when feasible,
   an officer shall:
   (1) Notify his supervisor of the circumstances;
   (2) Ensure he is readily identifiable as a JSO law enforcement officer; and
   (3) Relay his physical and clothing description to the other agency via the
   Communications Center in that county.

Question 3

c. Upon arresting a suspect in one of the three MAA counties for an active arrest warrant
or capias, the arresting officer shall:
(a) What must be done if the arrestee wants to post bond in the county they were arrested in?

(b) What are the two reasons an arrestee may not post bond in the county they were arrested in?

Answer 3

c. Upon arresting a suspect in one of the three MAA counties for an active arrest warrant
or capias, the arresting officer shall:
(1) Immediately contact the Communications Center within the jurisdiction where the
suspect was arrested and inform them of the arrest;
(2) Inform the arrestee of the charges and bond amount for the warrant or capias; and
(a) If the arrestee requests that he/she be permitted to post bond in the county
where he/she was arrested, transport the arrestee to that county’s jail; or
(b) If there is no bond, or if the arrestee does not request that he/she be permitted
to post bond in the county in which he/she was arrested, transport the arrestee
to the PDF and complete an Arrest & Booking Report in accordance with the
procedures established in this order.

Question 4

Who makes the determination in arresting someone for a forcible felony in one of the three MMA counties?

Answer 4

d. Upon locating and/or detaining a suspect in one of the three MMA counties for a
forcible felony, as described in F.S.S. 776.08, the officer shall:
(1) Immediately contact the Communications Center within the jurisdiction where the
suspect was located and inform them of his intent to arrest;
(2) Relay the relevant facts and circumstances to the watch commander in that
jurisdiction;
(3) If the watch commander in that jurisdiction determines an immediate arrest is
appropriate:

Question 5

If the watch commander in that jurisdiction determines an immediate arrest is not appropriate for the forcible felony, what is the process for trying to reach an agreement?

Answer 5

(4) If the watch commander in that jurisdiction determines an immediate arrest is not
appropriate:
(a) Through the chain of command, notify the appropriate JSO division chief of that
watch commander’s decision; and
(b) If after the JSO division chief makes contact with representatives from that
jurisdiction’s agency and the arrest of the individual is still not approved by that
jurisdiction, return to Duval County and obtain an arrest warrant for the
suspect.

Question 6

If an aarest is made at Orange Park Medical Center in Clay County, who has to be notified of the arrest?

Answer 6

e. Exception for Orange Park Medical Center in Clay County
(1) When an officer has probable cause to arrest a suspect who has been admitted to
the Orange Park Medical Center, the officer has the authority to arrest the suspect
at the medical center, but must follow the procedures outlined in this order
regarding arrests at medical facilities.
(2) If the arrest is approved, the officer shall:
(a) Contact the CCSO Communications Center and inform them of the arrest;
(b) Upon the arrestee’s release from the medical center, transport him/her to the
PDF; and
(c) Complete an Arrest & Booking Report in accordance with the procedures
established in this order.

Question 7

What two reasons will an officer issue an NTA for provided the violator is eligible and there are no extenuating circumstances?

Answer 7

D. NTA Citations
1. Officers shall issue an NTA citation for a misdemeanor or municipal ordinance violation,
provided the violator is eligible and there are no extenuating circumstances.

Question 8

If an officer chose not to issue an NTA then whose approval is required prior to the arrest?

Answer 8

D. NTA Citations
1.
Officers must
obtain a supervisor’s approval to physically arrest a violator who is eligible for an NTA. This approval shall be noted in the narrative of the Arrest & Booking Report. [CALEA 1.2.6, 1.2.7,
61.1.2, 82.2.1]

Question 9

2. For a violator to be eligible for an NTA citation, all of the following criteria must be met:
   [CALEA 1.2.6, 1.2.7, 61.1.2, 82.2.1]
   a. The violator is ______ years of age or older
   h. The violator has not been arrested within the last ________________ months;
   i. The violator has not failed to appear in court within the last ______________ months pursuant to a court order or NTA;

Answer 9

2. For a violator to be eligible for an NTA citation, all of the following criteria must be met:
   [CALEA 1.2.6, 1.2.7, 61.1.2, 82.2.1]
   a. The violator is 18 years of age or older;
   b. The violator can be identified using a government-issued form of identification, such as
   a driver’s license, state identification card, military identification card, or the Driver and
   Vehicle Information Database (DAVID);
   c. The violator is a resident of the State of Florida (unless the charge is an open container
   violation, in which case Florida residency is not a requirement);
   d. The violator agrees to sign the citation and provide a fingerprint;
   e. There is no risk of continued violence being committed by or against the violator;
   f. The violator is not impaired by alcohol or drugs and he/she clearly demonstrates the
   ability to assume responsibility for himself/herself;
   g. There is no warrant for the violator’s arrest;
   h. The violator has not been arrested within the last six months;
   i. The violator has not failed to appear in court within the last 12 months pursuant to a
   court order or NTA;
   j. The violator does not have a prior petit theft conviction (when the offense is petit theft);
   k. The offense is not:
   (1) A criminal traffic infraction (a Uniform Traffic Citation must be used instead);
   (2) Cruelty to animals;
   (3) Domestic violence or dating violence;
   (4) Exposure of sexual organs;
   (5) Prostitution;
   (6) Resisting without violence;
   (7) Stalking; or
   (8) Violation of an Injunction for Protection.

Question 10

When completing an NTA, what is the stipulation in regards to offense violations?

Answer 10

4. Completing and Issuing the NTA [CALEA 61.1.2, 82.2.1]
   b. Up to two criminal offenses or two civil offenses can be listed on an NTA. Criminal
   offenses and civil offenses cannot be listed on the same NTA.

Question 11

When completing an NTA where should you list the suspect’s email address if available?

Answer 11

4. Completing and Issuing the NTA [CALEA 61.1.2, 82.2.1]
   c. Enter the suspect’s email address at the beginning of the narrative, if available.

Question 12

When completing an NTA where should the business name and address be listed?

Answer 12

4. Completing and Issuing the NTA [CALEA 61.1.2, 82.2.1]
   d. For violations that occurred at a business, officers shall:
   (1) Enter the name of the business and the business’ street address at the beginning of
   the narrative; and
   (2) Ensure the violator leaves the premises after being issued the NTA.

Question 13

When completing an NTA and the victim is protected by Marsy’s Law, what should be placed in the appropriate blocks?

Answer 13

4. Completing and Issuing the NTA [CALEA 61.1.2, 82.2.1]
   e. Officers shall not place any victim information protected by Marsy’s Law on the NTA for
   release to the suspect. The officer shall write “Protected Information” where this
   information would normally be recorded in the victim section.

Question 14

When an NTA is turned in which copies are provided to the supervisor?

The supervisor will complete what 3 things?
(1)
(2)
(3)

Answer 14

h. Prior to the end of the shift, the issuing officer must submit the white and green copies
to a supervisor, who shall:
(1) Review the NTA citation for accuracy;
(2) Sign the NTA citation in the space provided for the “Supervisor’s Signature” and
complete the “Notarization of Officer’s Signature” section; and
(3) Ensure the approved NTA citation copies are properly submitted.

Question 15

Officers shall retrain all pink copies of NTA citations for how long?

Answer 15

i. Officers shall retain all pink copies of NTA citations for 180 days beyond the date of
issuance. After 180 days, the pink copies may be purged in accordance with Order 436
(Citation Accountability).

Question 16

When searching someone incident to arrest and the arrestee is of the opposite gender, what must the officer do?

Answer 16

c. Arrestees should be searched discreetly, using an officer of the same gender as the
arrestee when one is available. If an officer of the same gender as the arrestee is not
available, the arresting officer shall ensure a witness officer or supervisor is present to
witness the search.

Question 17

If ownership of an item can be verified and the individual is ok with having the items left with the arrestee, where must this be documented in order to prevent the Jail from documenting the discrepancy?

Answer 17

(2) If ownership of the item can be verified and the owner either consents to the item
remaining with the arrestee or the arrestee’s relationship with the item owner is
established by some other reasonable means (e.g., vehicle registration verifying the
owner is the arrestee’s spouse, etc.), the item can remain with the arrestee or be
released to the owner. These details must be included in the narrative of the Arrest
& Booking Report so that DOC personnel do not seize the item and generate a
separate report documenting the location of property not owned by the arrestee.

Question 18

3. Arrest & Booking Reports [CALEA 82.2.1]
   a. A separate Arrest & Booking Report is required for each arrestee and for each separate
   case number, unless the charges are all from _____________ issued by the _______________.

Answer 18

3. Arrest & Booking Reports [CALEA 82.2.1]
   a. A separate Arrest & Booking Report is required for each arrestee and for each separate
   case number, unless the charges are all from local capiases issued by the same Court
   division.

Question 19

Arrest & Booking Reports completed by JSO members must be approved by who?

Answer 19

d. Arrest & Booking Reports completed by JSO members must be approved by a
supervisor, who shall ensure the report is complete and clearly documents the probable
cause for each enumerated charge and infraction. Self-approval of Arrest & Booking
Reports by JSO members is prohibited. [CALEA 41.3.7]

Question 20

JSO are not permitted to serve as a review for the contest of other agency reports. When requested as a notary for a booking report, JSO police and corretions members shall complete the “Signature/Review(s)” section but what must be done?

Answer 20

e. Arrest & Booking Reports completed by officers from other agencies (e.g., Florida
Highway Patrol, Atlantic Beach Police Department, bail bond agencies, etc.) for
arrestees being booked into the PDF are responsible for having the content of those reports approved by their agency’s personnel. JSO members have no supervisory authority over other agency officers and are not permitted to serve as a reviewer for the contents of their reports. When requested by another agency’s officer to serve as a notary for an Arrest & Booking Report, JSO police and corrections members shall complete
the“Signature/Reviewer(s)” section but explain they are only notarizing the document.

Question 21

An offense report must be completed when completing an Arrest & Booking Report except for what?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)

Answer 21

g. In addition to the Arrest & Booking Report, the arresting officer shall also complete an
Offense Report to document an arrest. The only exceptions are arrests for the following:
(1) Arrest warrant from other jurisdiction (complete an Information Report instead);
(2) Bond revocation (no separate report required);
(3) Capias (no separate report required);
(4) Courtroom charge (no separate report required);
(5) Failures to appear (no separate report required);
(6) Fugitive from justice (complete an Information Report instead);
(7) Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) hold (no separate report required);
(8) In-transit hold (no separate report required);
(9) Violations of probation (no separate report required); and
(10)Writs of attachment (no separate report required).

Question 22

G. Serving Local Arrest Warrants and Capiases [CALEA 1.2.5, 74.3.1]
3. When completing an Arrest & Booking Report for a local arrest warrant, the arresting officer
shall:
(a)
(b)
(c) What verbatim narrative should be used?
(d)

Answer 22

a. Use the Central Communication Report (CCR) number from the arrest warrant;
b. Include the circumstances under which the arrestee was taken into custody and any
subsequent statements made by the arrestee;
c. Include the verbatim narrative from the arrest warrant (not the verbatim narrative from
the Incident Report or Supplemental Report that documented the arrest warrant being
obtained) in the narrative section of the Arrest & Booking Report (this requirement does
not apply to capiases); and
d. Complete a Supplemental Report to the original Incident Report, in which the following
information is updated:

Question 23

G. Serving Local Arrest Warrants and Capiases [CALEA 1.2.5, 74.3.1]
4. Serving Warrants in the eWarrants Database
(6) How long once a warrant/capias is validated do officers’ have to serve it before the process has to be completed again?

Answer 23

(6) Once the warrant/capias has been validated by the Identification Unit, refresh the
screen or return to the “Detail” page (after a warrant/capias is validated, it can only
be served within the next 12 hours, after which the validation process must be
completed again); and

Question 24

When completing an Arrest & Booking Report for a capias or warrant from another jurisdiction, what incident number is used and what will the narrative consist of?

Answer 24

H. Serving Arrest Warrants and Capiases from Other Jurisdictions [CALEA 1.2.5, 74.3.1]
2. When completing an Arrest & Booking Report for any capias or arrest warrant from another
jurisdiction, the arresting officer shall:
a. Use the CCR number from the current call; and
b. Type “Arrest Warrant/Capias Served” in the narrative.

Question 25

When serving an arrest warrant from an out-of-state jurisdiction with no additional local charges, the arresting officer will use what charge and include what in the booking report?

Answer 25

3. When serving an arrest warrant from an out-of-state jurisdiction with no additional local
   charges, the arresting officer shall:
   a. Complete the Arrest & Booking Report using the “Fugitive from Justice” charge (not the
   charges listed on the warrant); and
   b. Include the name of the issuing jurisdiction in the Arrest & Booking Report.

Question 26

When sering an arrest warrant from an out-of-state jurisdiction with additional local charges, the arresting officer will use what charge, complete what forms, and provide what to intake?

Answer 26

4. When serving an arrest warrant from an out-of-state jurisdiction with additional local
   charges, the arresting officer shall:
   a. Complete the Arrest & Booking Report using only the local charges (not the charges
   from the warrant or teletype);
   b. Complete a Form P-0839 (Detainer) with the “Fugitive from Justice” charge listed on the
   form; and
   c. Provide the Intake Control officer with the Form P-0839 (Detainer) and a printout of the
   teletype confirmation from the out-of-state jurisdiction.

Question 26

When serving an arrest warrant from an out-of-state jurisdiction with additional local charges, the arresting officer will use what charge, complete what forms, and provide what to intake?

Answer 26

4. When serving an arrest warrant from an out-of-state jurisdiction with additional local
   charges, the arresting officer shall:
   a. Complete the Arrest & Booking Report using only the local charges (not the charges
   from the warrant or teletype);
   b. Complete a Form P-0839 (Detainer) with the “Fugitive from Justice” charge listed on the
   form; and
   c. Provide the Intake Control officer with the Form P-0839 (Detainer) and a printout of the
   teletype confirmation from the out-of-state jurisdiction.

Question 27

When serving an arrest warrant from another Florida jurisdiction with no additional local charges, the arresting officer will use what charge, complete what forms, and provide what to intake?

Answer 27

5. When serving an arrest warrant from another Florida jurisdiction with no additional local
   charges, the arresting officer shall:
   a. Complete the Arrest & Booking Report using the “Out of County Warrant” charge and
   select the type of arrest (i.e., felony, misdemeanor, or civil) based on the charge(s) listed
   on the warrant or teletype; and
   b. Enter all available information for each offense listed on the Arrest & Booking Report,
   including the name of the issuing agency.

Question 27

When serving an arrest warrant from another Florida jurisdiction with additional local charges, the arresting officer will use what charge, complete what forms, and provide what to intake?

Answer 27

6. When serving an arrest warrant from another Florida jurisdiction with additional local
   charges, the arresting officer shall:
   a. Complete the Arrest & Booking Report using only the local charges (not the charges
   from the warrant or teletype);
   b. Complete a Form P-0839 (Detainer) with the charge(s) listed on the warrant or teletype.

Question 28

When an officer is presented with a DOS identification card, what must occur?

Answer 28

I. Privileges and Immunities
2. Foreign Diplomats and Consular Officials [CALEA 1.1.4]
b. When presented with a DOS identification card, an officer shall:
(1) Carefully examine the card to determine the individual’s level of immunity; and
(2) Notify his supervisor of the circumstances of the contact.

Question 29

c. DOS Identification Cards
Who receives what cards and what is the level of immunity?
(1) Blue-bordered DOS identifications card
(2) Green-bordered DOS identification card
(a) Embassy administrative
(b) Embassy service staff
(3) Red-bordered DOS identification card
(a) Career consular officers, career consular employees, and honorary consular
officers
(b) Consular officers, employees, and their families from certain countries (with
which the U.S. has special agreements)

Answer 29

(1) Blue-bordered DOS identification cards are issued to diplomatic officers, United
Nations (UN) diplomatic officers, and their families. They are entitled to full criminal
immunity and may not be arrested or detained.
(2) Green-bordered DOS identification cards are issued to:
(a) Embassy administrative and technical staff employees, who are entitled to full
criminal immunity; and
(b) Embassy service staff employees, who are entitled to immunity for official acts
only.
(3) Red-bordered DOS cards are issued to:
(a) Career consular officers, career consular employees, and honorary consular
officers, who are entitled to immunity for official acts only; and
(b) Consular officers, employees, and their families from certain countries (with
which the U.S. has special agreements), who are entitled to full criminal
immunity and may not be arrested or detained.

Question 30

e. Under the terms of the VCCR, foreign personnel with a DOS identification card cannot
be arrested for what type of offenses?

Answer 30

e. Under the terms of the VCCR, foreign personnel with a DOS identification card cannot
be arrested for a criminal traffic violation but may be issued a traffic citation. While they
are not required to pay any fines associated with the traffic citation, the issuance of the
citations is important because it allows the DOS to track traffic violations and could lead
to the revocation of immunities and privileges if continued violations are committed.

Question 31

When arresting or detaining any foreign national (a person who is not a U.S. citizen), the
arresting officer shall notify __________________. The supervisor shall ensure the ___________________ is notified of any arrest of a foreign national so that the ___________________ can initiate the appropriate consular notifications.

Answer 31

3. Foreign Nationals [CALEA 1.1.4]
   b.
4. his supervisor
5. PDF Watch Commander
6. PDF Watch Commander

Question 32

What are the only two offenses a US sentator or representative can be arrested for when attending, or traveling to and from, their respective sessions?
(1)
(2)

Also who must be notified?

Answer 32

4. Legislators
   a. U.S. senators and representatives are privileged from arrest or detention when attending, or traveling to and from, their respective sessions, unless the legislator
   commits:
   (1) A felony, including treason; or
   (2) Breach of peace.
   b. When detaining a legislator for one of the enumerated offenses, an officer shall
   immediately notify his supervisor.

Question 33

Which vehicle operators are not allowed to be taken into custody for minor, non-violent criminal offenses when actively responsible for the operation of their respective vehicles?

Answer 33

5. U.S. Mail Drivers, Train Engineers, and Bus Drivers
   a. U.S. Mail drivers, train engineers, or bus drivers shall not be taken into custody for
   minor, non-violent criminal offenses when they are actively responsible for the
   operation of their respective vehicles.

Question 34

When an U.S. Mail Drivers, Train Engineers, and Bus Drivers is physically arrested due to a commission of a felony, violent misdemeanor, or threat to public safety, who must provide approval for the arrest?

Answer 34

5. U.S. Mail Drivers, Train Engineers, and Bus Drivers
   b. When a physical arrest is necessary due to the commission of a felony, violent
   misdemeanor, or threat to public safety, the officer shall notify his supervisor.
   c. Upon a supervisor’s approval for arrest, the arresting officer shall ensure arrangements
   are made to either:
   (1) Release the vehicle at the scene to an authorized person; or
   (2) Transport the vehicle to the appropriate location.

Question 35

Who and at what interval are holding rooms inspected in which detainees are held prior to transport to the PDF or a medical facility?
A. Rank/Position
B. Frequency

Answer 35

J. Holding Rooms
1. Holding rooms are secured, temporary collection points used to maintain custody of
detainees prior to transport to the PDF or a medical facility. These facilities must have:
[CALEA 71.1.1, 71.3.3, 71.4.1, CFA 22.01]
3. The Chief of Special Events, or his designee, shall: [CALEA 71.4.3]
a. Ensure all holding rooms are inspected annually to ensure they meet the facility
requirements enumerated above; and
b. Complete an annual administrative review of all holding rooms and procedures.

Question 36

Who may supervise male detainees when placed in a holding area?

Who may supervise female detainees when placed in a holding area?

Answer 36

Holding Areas
5. Before placing a detainee in a holding room, the officer shall: [CALEA 71.3.1]
b. Male and female officers may supervise male detainees. Female detainees should be
supervised by a female officer. If a female officer is not available, a minimum of two
male officers will be present when female detainees are being held in holding areas;
[CFA 22.17]

Question 37

What items are not removed from a detainee when placed in a holding area?

Who maintains the detainee’s property?

Answer 37

Holding Areas
c. Thoroughly search the detainee before entering the holding room, removing and
securing all items, except money and jewelry; [CALEA 71.3.3, CFA 22.04]

d. Document the detainee’s property on Form P-0819 (Itemized Inventory of Property) by
identifying the item amount, type of property, and description of property. The Form P-0819 (Itemized Inventory of Property) shall be retained by the Special Events Unit; [CFA
22.04]

Question 38

When in a holding area, adults should be checked ever __________________ or every _________________ for juveniles.

If the detention of the juvenile exceeds _____________ , see order 310 (investigations) for guidance on non-secure custody status requirements.

Answer 38

Holding Areas
h. Observe all detainees, including those identified as being suicidal or a danger to
themselves, at least once every 15 minutes or every 10 minutes if the detainee is a
juvenile using an officer of the same gender as the detainee when one is available.
[CALEA 71.3.1, 71.3.3, CFA 22.05, 22.16]

j. If the detainee is a juvenile, in addition to the above procedures:
(3) If the detention of the juvenile exceeds six hours, see Order 310 (Investigations) for
guidance on non-secure custody status requirements.

Question 39

If an arrestee is transported anywhere other than UF HEALTH for medical treatment, how must be notified via chain of command?

Answer 39

K. Arrests of Individuals Requiring Medical Attention [CALEA 70.3.2]
3. If JFRD transports the arrestee to:
b. Any other medical facility (e.g., Orange Park Medical Center, Memorial Hospital, etc.),
the arresting officer’s department director shall be notified via chain of command to
determine the detention status of the arrestee.

Question 40

When transporting an arrestee juvenile who has been injured, intoxicated, or is seriously ill tot he hospital, the arresting officer should initiate absentee-boking procedures unless the juvenile will be treated in a reasonable time. Arresting officers shall confer with _________________ regarding these situations.

Answer 40

5. Any juvenile who has been injured, is intoxicated, or is seriously ill must receive medical
   clearance from a medical facility before he/she can be taken to the PDF. Upon arrival at the
   medical facility, the arresting officer should initiate absentee-booking procedures unless the
   medical staff advises the juvenile will be medically cleared and released within a reasonable
   amount of time. Arresting officers shall confer with their supervisors regarding these
   situations.

Question 41

Prior to arresting any individual who is receiving or about to receive medical care in a local hospital or medical facility, other than UF Health Jacksonville (downtown location), an officer must obtain approval via his chain of command from __________________.

Answer 41

7. Physical Arrests at Medical Facilities
   a. Prior to arresting any individual who is receiving or about to receive medical care in a
   local hospital or medical facility, other than UF Health Jacksonville (downtown location),
   an officer must:
   (1) Obtain approval via his chain of command from his department director; and
   (2) Notify and coordinate with hospital security, when feasible, so as to allow the
   hospital to arrange for the relaying of medical information.

Question 42

When absentee booking at UF HEALTH what must be included in the narrative of the report?

Answer 42

L. Absentee Booking at Hospitals [CALEA 70.3.2]
1. To absentee book an arrestee who has been transported to UF Health Jacksonville
(downtown location), the arresting officer shall:
e. Document the following in the Arrest & Booking Report: [CALEA 70.1.6]
(1) The circumstances regarding the hospitalization, including the nature of the
arrestee’s injuries and the hospital to which he was admitted; and
(2) The name and arrival time of the contract security guard or corrections officer who
took custody of the arrestee.

Question 43

When a juvenile is arrested and notification or the attempt of notification is made, what needs to be listed in the report?

Answer 43

N. Arrests of Juveniles [CALEA 44.2.3]
4. Notification of Parents or Guardians [CALEA 44.2.2]
b. All parental notifications and attempted notifications shall be documented in the
narrative of the appropriate report.

Question 44

Who shall be consulted prior to enforcing any provisions of the COJ Municipal Ordinance Chapter 150 (Adult Entertainment and Services) and Chapter 151 (Dancing Entertainment Code).

Answer 44

R. Arrests for Violations of Adult Dancing/Entertainment City of Jacksonville (COJ) Municipal Ordinance
The Commanding Officer of Vice Unit shall be consulted prior to enforcing any provisions of
the COJ Municipal Ordinance Chapter 150 (Adult Entertainment and Services) and Chapter
151 (Dancing Entertainment Code). The Commanding Officer of Vice Unit can be contacted
via the investigative PECO.