What does NOT have to be done if a deputy's war bag locker is searched with proper consent?

When a deputy's war bag locker is searched with proper consent, notifying the deputy's legal representative is not a requirement within the protocol. The emphasis in such situations typically focuses on the legality and procedure involved in the actual search itself, following the principles of consent.

Documenting the search in writing ensures there is a formal record of the action taken, which is important for accountability and transparency. Similarly, conducting the search with a witness helps to corroborate that the search was carried out properly and protects against allegations of misconduct. Lastly, accounting for any seized items is essential for maintaining an inventory and ensuring that any items taken during the search are tracked and handled appropriately. These steps contribute to the integrity of the search process and uphold the policies and procedures within the department; however, notifying a legal representative of the deputy is not mandated as part of this process.