SW for vehicle, blood, DNA, and cellphone_Redacted

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J. Capacete #2998 Search Warrant SAPD 23-07962 Page 4 of 10 All financial information. All indicia of ownership and control for both the data and the cellular device, such as device identification and settings data, address book/contacts, social network posts/updates/tags, wi-fi network tables, associated wireless devices (such as known wi-fi networks and Bluetooth devices), associated connected devices (such as for backup and syncing), stored passwords, user dictionaries. Investigating officers are authorized, at their discretion, to conduct an offsite search of the seized items for the property described at the Orange County Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory (OCRCFL) located at 3800 W. Chapman Avenue, in the City of Orange, County of Orange, California 92868 or any Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) facility. Investigating officers and those agents acting under the direction of the investigating officers are authorized to access all data on the cellular device to determine if the data contains the items as described above. If necessary, investigating officers are authorized to employ the use of outside experts, acting under the direction of the investigating officers, to access and preserve data on the cellular device. Those items that are within the scope of this warrant may be copied and reta ined by investigative officers. REQUEST TO DELAY NOTIFICATION OF SEARCH WARRANT: The Court authorizes delayed notification to the target of the warrant / party pursuant to Penal Code section 1546.2(b) for the period of ninety days. Your Affiant is aware that Penal Code section 1546.2 mandates that the law enforcement agency serving this warrant notify the target of the warrant contemporaneously with the service of the warrant unless an order delaying notification is granted. It is further requested, pursuant to the delayed notice provisions of Penal Code section 1546.2(b), an order delaying any notification to the target(s)/parties that may be required b y section 1546.2(b) about this warrant, for the period of ninety days. Such an order is justified because providing prior notice to the target(s)/parties in the matter would possibly lead to flight from prosecution; destruction of or tampering with evidence; intimidation and dissuading of potential witnesses; or otherwise seriously jeopardize an investigation or unduly delay a trial. Based on the violent gang sub-culture, I believe contemporaneous notification of the search warrant would additionally put lives in unnecessary danger; specifically, the surviving witnesses in this case. California Electronic Communications Privacy Act (CalECPA)