My question involves criminal law for the state of: Nevada
Earlier this year, my home was burglarized and thousands of dollars worth of electronics, and collectibles were stolen, as well as a vehicle, which was later recovered.
A detective was assigned to the case, and it reached a dead end, until yesterday. I found a notebook that my ex-roommate had, in which they had a diary entry (dated the day after the burglary), with an hour by hour recap of their actions that day. One of the entries included a sentence about "Sell all "collectibles"" and in the margin of the notebook was written "Sell them...."collectibles".....check phone book listings". I am using the term collectibles in place of the specific collectible involved. The diary also details how the ex-roommate moved into a new apartment the day after the burglary of my house.
Just how good is this evidence? Would this typically be enough evidence for the police to obtain a search warrant to search the ex-roommates apartment, or, be called in for questioning?

