The Mayor and Council will have its second reading of an ordinance July 19 aimed at establishing uniform records and reducing the trading of stolen goods, reports northjersey.com.
Several police departments in central and southern New Jersey use the Regional Automated Property Information Database, or R.A.P.I.D. program, which includes information from everyone using the system, reports northjersey.com.
A $300 licensing fee for pawn shops and second-hand dealers is also proposed under the ordinance, as well as a background check and possibly fingerprints, reports northjersey.com.
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