Officers have a warrant to search a dwelling for three shotguns stolen in a burglary of a gun store. In executing the warrant, they discover many other firearms not described on the warrant, some of which they recognize immediately as having been taken in the same burglary. The officers have legal grounds to seize ______
a. all the other firearms immediately
b. only the shotguns described on the warrant
c. the shotguns described on the warrant and may examine all the other firearms to determine if they are stolen property
d. the shotguns described on the warrant and the other firearms they recognize as stolen, but may not examine or seize the other firearms
d
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