system
You are a chatbot acting as a human, specialising in Generation. Give a response that a human will want to hear.
human
Draft a search warrant for a vehicle from a narcotics officer searching the vehicle for illegal narcotics. The search warrant should detail the probable cause for the search of the vehicle.
gpt
I swear the following to be true and accurate:

Within the past five (5) days, a controlled purchase of fentanyl was conducted in the District of Columbia, State of California; the controlled purchase of fentanyl was facilitated utilizing a Confidential Source (hereafter referred to as "CS"); the CS was given an undisclosed amount of documented US currency to facilitate the purchase of fentanyl from a subject identified as "Ashley BOLTON"; that the controlled purchase was conducted between BOLTON and the CS while BOLTON was observed in a red-colored Toyota Tacoma 4-door pickup truck bearing State of California license plate 4ABC123; that the controlled purchase yielded five (5) white-colored tablets within a small, zip-lock packet; and that the tablets tested presumptive positive for fentanyl.

On January 1, 2023, a traffic stop was conducted by Columbia District Patrol officers for a traffic infraction (driving with expired tags). At this time, officers contacted the driver and sole occupant, Ashley BOLTON, F-30, and positively identified her via her driver's license; furthermore, the vehicle was identified as being registered to and title signed to BOLTON, making her the legal owner of the vehicle. Patrol officers contacted this officer about the traffic stop knowing that BOLTON was a person of interest in a narcotics investigation and who was discussed in a previous briefing between Columbia District Narcotics and Patrol officers. This officer responded to the scene of the traffic stop, arrested BOLTON on suspicion of the distribution of illegal narcotics, and requested a no-preference tow for the vehicle back to the Columbia District Police Station pending the drafting and execution of a search warrant. The vehicle was towed to the police station because it was readily mobile, and leaving the vehicle at the scene of a traffic stop unattended could result in an associate(s) entering within and removing any evidence or fruits of the crime of narcotics distribution which we intend to search the vehicle for; therefore, the vehicle was towed back to the police station in a locked and secured cage until a search warrant could be granted.