A student was relaxing on a grassy area next to his dorm when he saw an alert from the University that a man wearing sweats and a black t-shirt had just robbed a convenience store nearby and should be considered dangerous. Shortly thereafter, the student saw a man wearing no shirt and running shorts running around the path adjacent to the lake. In a sincere belief that this man was the suspect, the student leapt after the man and tackled him to the ground. During the fall, the man's leg was broken in two places. As it turns out, the man was not the suspect and has brought suit against the student for battery. Which of the following statements is most accurate? A) The student did not have the requisite intent because he believed he was helping. B) The University will be liable because it set into motion a chain of events that ultimately led to the man's injury. C) The student did not have the requisite intent because he was substantially certain that the man was the suspect. D) The student had the requisite intent to commit a harmful or offensive contact against the man