The Division shall, from time to time in its discretion, file a report and petition in the Superior Court in any county of the State. The report and petition shall set forth (1) the date of the filing of the last preceding report, with term number thereof, (2) an itemized list of all property seized and delivered to the Division under this chapter with the date of seizure of each item, but the report may not include property previously disposed of under this chapter or involved in pending offenses either before the courts of the State or the Division, (3) a statement of the circumstances of each seizure with the names and addresses, so far as known, of any persons in possession of the property at the time of the seizure thereof, and the names and addresses of any persons believed by the enforcement officers of the Division or the peace officers who made the seizure to be the rightful owners of said property (and as to motor vehicles, the lienholders thereon), (4) whether or not any portion or part of the property listed in the report and petition was returned to others or other claimants, (5) a list of requests, if any, of state departments, agencies, institutions, hospitals or other institutions supported in whole or in part by state appropriations, for any property seized and herein described, (6) the disposition of any prosecutions in any court of any cases involving offenses under this title or against the rules of the Division and arising out of arrests made in connection with the seizure of any such property, and (7) a statement of the estimated value of each item of property listed in the report and petition, so far as may be ascertained, with the names and addresses, so far as known, of all persons claiming ownership of such property or any lien thereon. The report and petition shall request an order of the Court as to the disposal of the property.
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