4.__Preliminary order. At the request of the State, the court may issue, ex parte, a preliminary order to impound a motor vehicle subject to impoundment and to provide for custody of that motor vehicle.__That order may include an order to a financial institution or to any fiduciary or bailee to impound the vehicle in its possession or control and to release the vehicle only on further order of the court.

The court may issue an order only on a showing of probable cause and after criminal complaints of OAS have been filed against the owner-operator.

The application, issuance, execution and return of an order are subject to applicable state law.

A law enforcement officer may impound a motor vehicle without court order when the seizure is incident to an arrest for OAS.

5.__Reports. An officer, department or agency seizing a vehicle shall file a report of impoundment with the Attorney General or a district attorney having jurisdiction over the vehicle. The report must be:

A. Filed within 21 days of the date of impoundment; and

B. Labeled "Vehicle Report" and include, without limitation:

(1) A description of the vehicle;

(2) The place and date the vehicle was seized for impoundment;

(3) The name and address of the owner or operator of the vehicle at the time of seizure;

(4) The name and address of any other person who appears to have an ownership interest in the vehicle; and

(5)__The place where the vehicle is being held.

6.__Rules. The Attorney General shall adopt routine technical rules as defined in Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter 2-A for the disposition of impounded vehicles.