Subject to Police Department procedures permitting or authorizing shorter holding periods, each pawnbroker shall hold:reported transaction precious metal items on the premises for at least 18 days; and all other reported transaction items on the premises for at least 10 days. After the initial holding period required by subsection (a) of this section, a pawnbroker shall continue to hold a transaction item if:a law enforcement officer requests that the pawnbroker hold the item; the law enforcement officer has reasonable cause to believe the item has been stolen; and the item has not been identified under <cite data-path="|2|§11-9|(a)|(2)">§ 11-9(a)(2) of this subtitle</cite>. If a transaction item is placed on additional police hold under this subsection, the pawnbroker shall:continue to hold the item until:the police seize it; the Police Department releases the police hold or directs the item to be released to its owner; or 1 year after the additional police hold was imposed; and if requested to do so, submit to the Police Department a photograph of the item, either by electronic transmittal or by mail or hand delivery, by the same deadline as required by <cite data-path="|2|§11-7">§ 11-7 of this subtitle</cite> for a daily report. City Code, 1976/83, art. 15, §81(c)(1)(2nd sen.), (f)(2) Ord. 94-332 Ord. 08-073