Imagine a scenario where local police are investigating a series of burglaries in a suburban neighborhood. Each burglary involved the theft of electronic devices and jewelry during the daytime when homeowners were at work. After gathering surveillance footage from various homes, police identify a suspicious vehicle seen at multiple crime scenes. Further investigation reveals the vehicle is registered to John Doe, who has a prior record for similar crimes. Witnesses also place Doe near the scenes on the relevant dates. Based on this information, officers decide they need to search Doe's home for stolen items and any evidence linking him to the burglaries.

In your comments, consider the evidence available to the police. Discuss if you think the search warrant for John Doe's home is justified, and why or why not? What factors should be considered in issuing a search warrant in this context?