A police officer need not have a warrant to seize an APM if:the police officer has probable cause to believe the APM has been used in violation of this subtitle; and a warrant is not constitutionally required under the circumstances. Whenever a police officer seizes an APM under this subtitle, the police officer may cause it to be moved to a place designated by the Police Commissioner. An APM seized under this subtitle is not repleviable and remains in the custody of the Police Department, subject only to the orders and decrees of the court or official with jurisdiction over it. Ord. 13-166