Under which category of exigent circumstances may a warrant be authorized because the evidence could be easily and quickly destroyed?

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Exigent circumstances for evanescent evidence may arise when there is a risk that the evidence could be easily and quickly destroyed or lost without a warrant. Examples of evanescent evidence include the smell of drugs, bloodstains, etc. Thus, a warrant may be authorized in such situations to prevent the loss of evidence.

Under Which Category of Exigent Circumstances May a Warrant Be