If you think the warrant wasn't requested well, you kind of have a point. If the police simply had the "you know, I bet the arsonist would have used google map

If you think the warrant wasn't requested well, you kind of have a point. If the police simply had the "you know, I bet the arsonist would have used google maps to get directions to the place they burned down," that seems legit to ask for the information from Google. They would have already scanned phone records, and that seems... fine? I could see arguments that they need to scope down the time of request for that warrant, as well. But flat out disallowing it feels just as wrong as opening it up for no process.