Thanks. I was confused on the "sealed" part.
I figured a "sealed" warrant would make sense in something like a murder case, where they had information obtained but not released to the public- that way if they didn't find it, the killer still wouldn't know they had this evidence. But, I thought that was usually the only time sealed warrants were used.....
Sounds like this guy must have some interesting photo's though
Sincerely, Clayton