https://www.shouselaw.com/ca/blog/what-happens-after-a-search-warrant-is-executed/
What happens after a search warrant is executed?
After a search warrant has been executed, law enforcement generally has to do 5 things:
- secure the premises,
- notify the party targeted by the search,
- provide a receipt of anything that was seized,
- return the warrant to the magistrate that issued it, and
- hold any seized property in police custody until trial.
Securing the premises may be as simple as locking the doors. However, after executing a no-knock warrant or a search that required a forced entry, the process can be substantial. Doors or windows that were broken will have to be replaced or boarded up. The requirement is not limited to windows or the front door of a residence. If police forced open a trunk or a car door, for example, they will have to take reasonable steps to secure it, as well.
If the search warrant was executed in the party’s presence, then there is little need to notify them of the search. However, many search warrants are executed when a building is empty and no one is around. Unless the warrant was for a “sneak and peek” search, police will generally have to promptly inform the owners of the premises that a search had occurred.
Police also have to provide a receipt of anything that was seized. This is often provided alongside the notification of the search. The inventory has to list, in detail, what was taken during the search.
Both the notification and the inventory of items seized is often given to the premises owner on site. If the owner was arrested and taken away, the papers can be left in a conspicuous and secure place on the premises.1
Police must then return the search warrant to the magistrate that issued it. This includes any duplicate originals that were provided. A written inventory of any items seized has to be provided, as well.
Finally, anything that the police seized during the search has to be kept in secure police custody until it gets presented in court. The only way for seized property to be returned before trial is if a court orders it.
When law enforcement is executing a search warrant no one is allowed in the search premises...
Didn't you watch when the busted Jeffery Clark?
Your understanding of US law is what's shady