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- ,.~.~. Vii' CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED ORDINANCE NO. 71- ~~ ~ Page 4 Section 140.09 Qualifications ReQUired For Commission As Private Policemen and/or Private Policewomen -continued (F) color of eyes ;color of hair ; place of birth ; length of time he or she has resided in the County of Cuyahoga ; whether a citizen of the United States ;place of previous employment ;whether single, married or divorced ;whether he or she has ever been arrested or convicted of a felony or misdemeanor ;whether he or she has been summoned, as a defendant in any criminal prosecution, to Court ; whether he or she has ever had their drivers license revoked, an d if so, for what cause ,which statement shall be signed and sworn to by the Applicant and filed with the said Director of Public Safety as a permanent record . (G) The Director of Public Safety is hereby authorized and empowered to establish additional rules and regulations covering the issuance of such commissions of Private Policemen and/or Private Policewomen, not inconsistent herewith, as maybe necessary ,and reasonable. (H) . Comply with Ohio Revised Code, Section 109.77 and 109.78 setting forth training requirements and all statutes of the State of Ohio in force at the time the commission is applied for. Section 140.10 Photocrraph Of Applicant And Police Check On Au licant (A) Each Applicant for a commission as Private Policemen and/or Private Policewomen must file with his or her application three (3) unretouched color photographs of himself or herself, in such position as the Director of Public Safety may direct, taken thirty (30) days preceding the filing of his or her application. (B) Photographs to be of a size which may be easily attached to his or her commission, one of which shall be attached to the commission when issued, the others shall be filed with the application in the office of the Director of Public Safety . (C) The photograph shall be so attached to the commission that it cannot be removed and another photograph substi- tuted without detection. Where the application for a commission is denied, two (2) copies of the photograph shall be returned to the Applicant by the Director of Public Safety. (D) Each commissioned Private Policemen and/or Private Policewomen shall, upon demand of an inspector of licenses, or a policeman of the Division of Police, or the Department of Public Safety, exhibit his or her license and photograph for inspection. (E) All applications for such commission as Private Police- men and/or Private Policewomen shall be notarized, and