Benjamin, a drug addict, robs his drug dealer and steals five grams of cocaine. The drug dealer chases Benjamin, trips over a curb, hits his head, and dies. Which of the following is most likely true of the scenario? A. Benjamin can be convicted for the drug dealer's death because his death was a foreseeable consequence of his action. B. Benjamin cannot be convicted for the death because he never intended to kill the drug dealer. C. Benjamin can be convicted for the death because he robbed the drug dealer before he died. D. Benjamin cannot be convicted for the death of the drug dealer because his death could not be reasonably foreseen