2. A teenage girl was walking on a street in a retail area. She was carrying a purse and shopping bags. A police officer noticed her and, on a hunch, conducted a random search. He found a variety of jewelry with price tags and no receipts. A jewelry store owner in the vicinity stated that the jewelry was stolen a few minutes earlier, and the girl may have been a customer at that time. She was arrested for theft. The girls counsel filed a motion to suppress the evidence. Will the judge likely order suppression of the evidence? A. B. Yes, there was no reasonable suspicion or probable cause for No, authorities are always allowed to stop and frisk anyone to the officer to stop and search her. see what they are carrying- C. D. No, the search was legal because a teenager carrying bags on a Yes, the officer did not get a search warrant even though he downtown street is a suspicious person. had probable cause