at least one condominium in Atlantic City, New Jersey, where he kept bank books, diaries of travel and other evidence of travel, receipts, photograph albums, and photographs of women involved in prostitution for the defendant. The above property was said to be located at 535 East Harding Highway, Apartment 5F, Mays Landing, New Jersey. Based upon this information Detective Haggerty and other officers secured a search warrant, from the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, to search the above-described property. The warrant was signed by a federal judge on December 7, 1984, and when the officers went to execute the warrant they were advised that the defendant had moved his household goods to Las Vegas, Nevada one week before. The warrant was not served.
UponThe warrant was not served." The affiant then went on to state that upon returning to the Special Operations Office of the Atlantic City Police, he learned from a reliable source that *1338 the target of the "federal grand jury investigation" (the defendant) had moved into the Village Motel "approximately a week ago". "The source stated it saw the subject Eddie Lee Anderson, a/k/a Fast Eddie moving numerous photo albums, clothes and a large amount of personal property into Room 224." The affiant then included in the affidavit a statement that, "[t]he Federal Search Warrant was seeking bank books, diaries of travel and other evidence of travel, receipts, photograph albums and photographs of women involved in interstate prostitution, and proceeds of interstate prostitution including Atlantic City, New Jersey".