A woman was pushed to the ground by a man, who then stole her purse. He fled the scene on foot. A police officer responded to the crime, but was unable to locate the suspect based on the description by the victim. The next day, the woman was called into the police station and selected a picture of Bob out of several photos shown to her by the police officer. Bob was brought in and made to stand next to two other men of similar height and build. The victim promptly identified Bob as the man who pushed her down and took her purse. Bob was arrested for robbery. Bob's attorney is also trying to get the identification at the lineup suppressed. What is her best argument? Group of answer choices A lineup was not necessary and using this additional method unduly prejudiced the witness against Bob. Bob had declined to ask for an attorney at the time of the lineup. An additional witness to the crime was never asked to identify Bob. Bob was one of only three men in the lineup