[brief] The warrant authorized a search of “the premises hereinabove named . . . for the property specified . . . and to take into your possession all such specified property which may be found on the said premises .  . . .” (Dca8).  On August 7, 2020, [...] and other officers established surveillance of defendant at his residence in Lakewood.  (1T8-2 to 12; 1T17-2 to 7).  The officers planned to follow defendant’s Jaguar and conduct a motor-vehicle stop in Toms River and search the vehicle in accordance with the issued warrant.  (1T8-12 to 18).  Beginning at about 1:30 p.m., officers watched and surveilled as defendant left his residence and drove the Jaguar to three separate locations in Lakewood.  (1T17-6 to 14; 1T37-16 to 19).  At each stop, defendant would interact with an individual from his own vehicle, engaging in what [...] believed was indicative of narcotics-related activity.  (1T17-15 to 20).  Officers were positioned on Route 70 in Lakewood near the border of Toms River and Lakewood where they would attempt to stop defendant as he traveled into Toms River.  (1T21-6 to 12).  Officers watched as defendant took an exit ramp where he could either turn north and travel further into Lakewood, or turn left, or continue straight and travel into Toms River.  (1T29-5 to 10; Da15 3:11:21 to 3:12:39).  Based on his earlier observations of defendant’s activity at the three stops and the fact that the Jaguar was just over the Toms River border in Lakewood, [...] decided that the police would stop defendant’s vehicle.  (1T29-13 to 20; 1T38-24 to 39-1).  Toms River [...] stopped defendant in a marked police vehicle with video recording capabilities at about 3:10 p.m.  (Da15 3:12:39; 1T31-1 to 32-19; 1T37-1).  The stop occurred in Lakewood, and several officers, including [...], arrived at the scene.  (1T44-5 to 7; 1T45-19 to 25; Da15 3:12:30 to 3:13:07).  [...] read defendant his Miranda rights, and defendant indicated he understood them.  (1T46-6 to 8; Da15 3:13:20 to 3:13:34).  Defendant was then handcuffed and placed under arrest for CDS charges unrelated to any events that occurred that day.  (1T46-7 to 15; Da15 3:13:39 to 3:14:10).  Police searched defendant incident-to-arrest and recovered two .40-caliber rounds of ammunition and more than $1,600 in cash.  (1T49-1 to 9; Da15 3:14:10 to 3:14:53).  Officers then executed the search warrant on defendant’s vehicle.  (1T48-16 to 17).  The vehicle search uncovered a .40-caliber handgun, 234 wax folds of heroin, and a small quantity of cocaine.  (1T48-16 to 24).  Based on the evidence found during these searches, [...] sought defendant’s consent to search his residence in Lakewood.  (1T50-21 to 51-6; 1T58-24 to 60-16; Da15 3:22:26 to 13:36:00).  Defendant consented and signed a consent-to-search form.  (1T67-18 to 68-5; Da15 13:36:00 to 13:36:13; Da52).  He was placed in a patrol vehicle and taken to his Lakewood home to execute the consent search.  (1T69-12 to 15; Da15 13:28:45).  Upon arriving at the residence, defendant directed Taranto and other officers upstairs to his bedroom and pointed out a black bag.  (1T70-18 to 23).  Inside the bag, police discovered about 650 wax folds of heroin and a .40-caliber handgun magazine, which was the same type recovered from defendant’s vehicle earlier that day.  (1T70-24 to 71-5).  Next to the black bag, officers found $6,000 cash underneath a pile of baseball hats.  (1T71-6 to 11).  B.