identification card upon reasonable suspicion that the age or
date of birth is false only after placing the identification
card through a transaction scan device.
(2) The following applies to identification cards
confiscated under this subsection:
(i) When the confiscation involves either a driver's
license or identification card issued by the Department
of Transportation, the person confiscating it shall issue
a completed receipt to the individual from whom the
identification card is seized. The receipt shall be on a
form prescribed by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board.
(ii) Within 48 hours after the confiscation, the
driver's license or identification card shall be
submitted to the law enforcement agency having primary
jurisdiction in which the licensee's place of business is
located to make a determination of the validity of the
identification card presented. The law enforcement agency
shall attempt to return a confiscated identification card
that is determined to be valid unless it is otherwise
needed for a criminal or administrative investigation. If
determined to be invalid, altered or forged, the law
enforcement agency may process or destroy the
identification card in accordance with its established
procedures.
(iii) When the confiscation involves any other
identification card, the employee, servant or agent shall
retain the identification card for a minimum of 48 hours
after the confiscation to allow the individual from whom
it was confiscated an opportunity to show proof that the
identification card is legitimate, upon which the
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