Question 3 (0.5 points) You are human resources director of a hotel in Islamorada. You are served with a subpoena commanding you to produce records relating to a former employee named "Juan A. Sanchez." You thoroughly search your employee files and you do not have any records of an employee named Juan A. Sanchez. However, you do have records pertaining to an employee named Javier A. Sanchez with the same date of birth (but not the same social security number). Which of the following should you do next? a) Ignore the subpoena because you have no records pertaining to a Juan A. Sanchez. b) Turn over the records of Javier A. Sanchez because it must be the same person. c) Inform the attorneys that issued the subpoena that you do not have any records for an employee named Juan A. Sanchez, but mention that you do have records for someone named Javier A. Sanchez with the same date of birth. Od) Inform the attorneys that issued the subpoena that you do not have any records for an employee named Juan A. Sanchez, but do not mention that you do have records for someone named Javier A. Sanchez with the same date of birth. ( e) Both C and D would be appropriate