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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.
An officer who wants to stop you and search you does not have to be in a police uniform but if s/he is in plain clothes s/he must identify her/himself and show you documentary evidence of identity if you ask for it. police officer can search someone in the street if the person consents to the search. The police officer should always make it clear that consent is being asked for. Unless you agree, the search should not take place.