this subsection unless the demolisher, secondary metals recycler, or law enforcement agency commits a wilful and wanton act or omission. (7) A law enforcement officer who learns of the theft of a vehicle not since recovered or of the recovery of a vehicle whose theft or conversion the officer knows or has reason to believe has been reported to the Department of Motor Vehicles shall report the theft or recovery to the Department of Motor Vehicles pursuant to Section 56-19-810. The information from such report must be entered into the database. demolisher or secondary metals recycler must shall keep an accurate and complete record of all abandoned vehicles and vehicle parts with a total weight of twentyfive pounds or more purchased or received by him the demolisher or secondary metals recycler in the course of his business. These records must contain: (a) the demolisher or secondary metals recycler’s name and address; (b) the name of the person entering the information; (c) the name and address of the person, business, organization, or unit of government from whom the vehicle or vehicle parts were purchased or received,; (d) a photo or copy of the person’s driver’s license or other government issued picture identification card that legibly shows the person’s name and address,. If the vehicle or vehicle parts are being purchased or received from a business, organization, or unit of government, the demolisher or secondary metals recycler shall obtain a photo or copy of the business, organization, or unit of government’s agent’s driver’s license or other government issued picture identification card. If the demolisher or secondary metals recycler has a photo or copy of the person or agent’s identification on file, the demolisher or secondary metals recycler may reference the identification on file without making a photocopy for each transaction. If the person or agent has no identification, the demolisher or secondary metals recycler shall not complete the transaction; (e) the date when the purchases or receipts occurred, and; (f) the year, make, model, and identification number of the vehicle or vehicle parts, if ascertainable, along with any other identifying features; (g) the amount paid for the vehicle or vehicle parts; (h) a photo or video of the vehicle or motor vehicle parts;
this subsection unless the demolisher, secondary metals recycler, or law enforcement agency commits a wilful and wanton act or omission. (7) A law enforcement officer who learns of the theft of a vehicle not since recovered or of the recovery of a vehicle whose theft or conversion the officer knows or has reason to believe has been reported to the Department of Motor Vehicles shall report the theft or recovery to the Department of Motor Vehicles pursuant to Section 56-19-810. The information from such report must be entered into the database. demolisher or secondary metals recycler must shall keep an accurate and complete record of all abandoned vehicles and vehicle parts with a total weight of twentyfive pounds or more purchased or received by him the demolisher or secondary metals recycler in the course of his business. These records must contain: (a) the demolisher or secondary metals recycler’s name and address; (b) the name of the person entering the information; (c) the name and address of the person, business, organization, or unit of government from whom the vehicle or vehicle parts were purchased or received,; (d) a photo or copy of the person’s driver’s license or other government issued picture identification card that legibly shows the person’s name and address,. If the vehicle or vehicle parts are being purchased or received from a business, organization, or unit of government, the demolisher or secondary metals recycler shall obtain a photo or copy of the business, organization, or unit of government’s agent’s driver’s license or other government issued picture identification card. If the demolisher or secondary metals recycler has a photo or copy of the person or agent’s identification on file, the demolisher or secondary metals recycler may reference the identification on file without making a photocopy for each transaction. If the person or agent has no identification, the demolisher or secondary metals recycler shall not complete the transaction; (e) the date when the purchases or receipts occurred, and; (f) the year, make, model, and identification number of the vehicle or vehicle parts, if ascertainable, along with any other identifying features; (g) the amount paid for the vehicle or vehicle parts; (h) a photo or video of the vehicle or motor vehicle parts;
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