In #4, what if Clyde was stopped for running the light, but instead of the dog being in thepolice car ready to sniff Clyde's car, the police detain Clyde for 2 hours (based on no additionalinformation giving them probable cause) while they wait for the drug-sniffing dog to be broughtto the scene. The dog alerts on the car as described in #4 and cocaine is found pursuant to the search. Clyde's attorney makes a motion to suppress the cocaine arguing that it was foundpursuant to an unreasonable search and seizure.Should the motion to suppress be granted? Why or why not?