All persons engaged in business as described in §
191-1A above shall retain in Henderson County each and every article received by them in the same state or condition in which it was received, and all articles received during any other day's transaction shall be kept separately and shall not be commingled with articles received during any other day's transactions. Furthermore, all articles shall be made available for examination to members of the Police Department, Sheriff's Department, state police, or other law enforcement official for a period of five consecutive days after their receipt, before such articles are resold or exchanged, unless written permission is obtained from the Chief of Police of the City of Henderson and the Sheriff of Henderson County.
No person engaged in business as described in §
191-1A above shall purchase or exchange secondhand or antique jewelry, coins, watches, diamonds or other precious stones, cutlery, or old gold, silver, platinum or other precious metals, or any other secondhand manufactured articles composed wholly or in part of gold, silver, platinum or other precious metals from any person less than 18 years of age.
Violation of any of the duties, requirements, or prohibitions contained in §§
191-1 through
191-3 of this chapter shall be punishable as a Class A misdemeanor.