Answer :
Option C is correct. In order to conduct a legal search, officers must show that probable cause exists that evidence of a crime will be found.
About probable cause
According to American criminal law, a police officer must have probable cause before being granted a warrant for the arrest of just a suspect or the issuance of a search warrant. Probable cause does not have a standard meaning or wording. One common definition, which derives from the 1964 U.S. Supreme Court decision Beck v. Ohio, asks whether the circumstances and facts that [an officer] knew about and had reasonably reliable information about at the time of [the suspect's] arrest [were] sufficient to justify a prudent [person] in having faith that [a suspect] had involved or was committing an offence. Additionally, it serves as the benchmark for indictments of criminals by grand juries.
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