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Suppose the Norfolk Police Department $($NPD$)$ has been investigating fentanyl drug dealer Troy, and Detective $Q$ has developed probable cause to believe that Troy's cell phone, $312-683-1234,$ contains data and related evidence of Troy's drug dealing. Today Detective $Q$ observes Troy in a public park commonly used for drug trafficking. Detective $Q$ does not have either an arrest or search warrant. When Troy observes Detective $Q$ approach him, Troy immediately drops his cell phone and is about to step on it in an attempt to destroy his cell phone.

Seeing this is about to happen, Detective $Q$ leaps at Troy and successfully prevents Troy from crushing his cell phone. Detective $Q$ then seizes Troy's cell phone.

True or false: Presuming Detective Q lawfully seized the cell phone to prevent its imminent destruction, Detective $Q$ still needs to obtain a search warrant to search the contents of Troy's cell phone.

True

False