Key identification: record seized key numbers to prevent substitution; sealed lockers must be operated within a week. Seizure procedures require that each seized key's number be recorded in the seizure memorandum to prevent substitution, with the key number alone entered if linkage to a bank locker is disputed. Sealed bank lockers resulting from searches must be operated within one week, and any locker remaining sealed beyond that period must be reported to the appropriate investigative authority.
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Key identification: record seized key numbers to prevent substitution; sealed lockers must be operated within a week.
Seizure procedures require that each seized key's number be recorded in the seizure memorandum to prevent substitution, with the key number alone entered if linkage to a bank locker is disputed. Sealed bank lockers resulting from searches must be operated within one week, and any locker remaining sealed beyond that period must be reported to the appropriate investigative authority.
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