Peter Pence was operating a corner store. The police were sure that he was using it as a money laundering enterprise. They would like to search the premises as well as the record books with anything concerning money or transactions. So late one night after Mr. Pence had shut down his store, officer Foote entered the premises through a back window. With a camera and a flashlight, Mr. Foote was able to take a bunch of photographs and also look around the entire store. The next morning, officer Foote and the Chief of Police, Santiago went before Judge Fatas and asked for a search warrant to search the premise of Mr. Pence. They offer up the photos and the testimony of Officer Foote's incursion. Should Judge Fatas grant the subsequent search and arrest warrants? Assume that the rules of this jurisdiction mirror those of the USA