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The police will provide their own evidence for the warrant and the suspect is not present when the warrant is issued. Once a warrant is obtained, the police can only search the location specified in the warrant, whether it is a home, a car, or a specific outside location.
How do the police obtain a warrant? Under the Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution, a search cannot be done except upon probable cause. To obtain a warrant, the police must submit their information under oath to the magistrate (aka judge). The officer must describe in an affidavit what their probable cause is. Let's use an example of a typical drug search warrant. Let's say a patrol officer arrests somebody for possession of drugs.