NACA Animal Control Officers Practice Test

The choice that identifies personal photos of the property owner is correct because a search warrant is generally issued to allow law enforcement to search for specific evidence related to a crime. This typically includes items deemed relevant to the investigation, which might encompass animals, property documentation like utility bills, and electronic devices that can store pertinent information about criminal activity. Personal photos, however, do not typically relate to the investigation unless there is a clear link established that they might contain relevant evidence. Therefore, they generally wouldn't be included in the scope of a search warrant, as the warrant aims to target evidence directly associated with the case at hand.