A motorist was stopped for suspicion of drunk driving. The police officer ordered the motorist to get out of the car and performs several field sobriety tests, which the motorist failed. The police officer arrested motorist. The officer searched the motorist and found drug paraphernalia in his coat pocket. At this point the officer searched the entire vehicle, and in the truck, the officer found a duffle bag sipped closed. He unzipped the duffle bag and found that the duffle bag was filled with many bags of a white substance, that was tested and determined to be cocaine. Prior to trial the defense moved to suppress the cocaine found in the trunk. The court should Question 20Select one: a. admit the cocaine under the automobile exception arrest. b. admit the cocaine under search incident to an arrest. c. not admit the cocaine because a warrantless search under the automobile exception does not extend to opening any containers, including duffle bags. d. not admit the cocaine because there was no exigent circumstance and the police officer could have obtained a warrant