The founders created a Republic, not a democracy. The Constitution places the judicial power of the United States, which includes determining probable cause, not in Palidin2, but in the Judiciary. Your personal interpretation of what constitutes probable cause is not in conformity with the Constitution.
Probable cause doesn’t translate into SWAT (or like) Team warrant service. This situation was in no way “hazardous”, nor was any proof of probable hazardous circumstances offered.
It is ok for them to issue a warrant. The problem is how it was served. The ‘guilty until proven innocent’ approach you like doesn’t sit well with me - nor would the Founders have thought much of it, either.
Still waiting to see the warrant provided by the judiciary.