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,.~. as the exigency of the case suggests, and report to the Chief of Police his action thereon. Rule 8. When a murder, shooting or cuttings with intent to kill or wotmci occurs, or other henious crime is co~aitted, and evidence of the same is secured, it shall be marked "HELD AS EVSI3ENCE", and turned over to the Chief of Police. Rule 9. In all cases of arrests and detention of ~uveni.les, the officer in charge of the station ahal.l cause the parents, guardians or relatives to be notified. Rule 10. The affieer in charge of the station shall not detain any parser on a charge of the ca®mi.ssion of a felony unless he believes that a felony has been committed. Rule 11. When a prisoner is brought to the station, the officer in charge shall inquire into the particulars of the cos®~ and if in consultation with the officer making the arrest, he is satisfied there is not sufficient cause for the arrest, he may allow the prisoner to go Eras, and shall record the same with the facts in the case, in a book kept for that, purpose, Rule 12, When a person is brought to the station and the officer in charge is satisfied there is sufficient cause and sufficient evidence to secure a eonvie- tion, he will, hold .said person; making the proper entry on the blotter, search the prisoner, take charge of any money or valuables found on said person together with any weapon or dangerous instrument, giving said person a receipt for all property taken, carefully marking said property with the prisoners name and the date; property to be held as evidence shall be so marked, and turned over to the Chief of Police. Rule 13. When a prisoner or other person in the police station is in need of medical attention, the officer in charge shall summon the Chief of Police, If unable to secure his services, ha shall summon the nearest physician, or convey the person to the neax~eat hospital, Rule 14. Superior officers shall not leave the city during their tour of duty without permission of the Chief of Police, except in case of emergency or i~or-~ tent police business. All reports by superior officers must be in writing and addressed to the officer irr comrnand,~ who shall forward same through regular channels to the Chief of Police. s~au of CRIMINAL IDENTIFIC~ITION Rule 15. The member detai~e d in charge of, and members detailed to the Bureau of Criminal Identification, shall be subject to such rules and regulations as as may be prescribed by the Chief of Police, and the rules and regulations of the police department, and shall carry out all instructions given by the Chief of Police or other superior officer. RAD~ Rule 16. Members of the Department assigned to radio broadcasting shall. be re- sponsible far the dispatching of radio equipped vehicles to the scene of any crime or other occuxxence demanding attention, and for the broadcasting of such other information as may be required. Radio dispatchers and other police officers "" transmitting radio messages shall observe all the rules and regulations of the Via. Federal Communications Coannission.