Suppose that instead of searching Danny's clothes and pockets out on the street, Officer Friendly takes him into custody, brings him to the station two miles away, has him booked and only then, several hours later, searches his pockets and finds the ring. Can do this as a search incident to his arrest? A. Only if she could not conduct a search of his clothes on the street at the time of the arrest. B. No, because the passage of several hours' time means the search is not "contemporaneous" with the arrest. C. No, because the passage of several hours' time and the two miles of distance to the station means the search is not "contemporaneous" with the arrest. or D. Officer Friendly can lawfully search Danny even though the search is not substantially contemporaneous with the arrest