You and your partner arrive on scene of an automobile accident. The driver of one of the cars had three times the legal amount of alcohol in his system. The driver and passengers of the other vehicle were all injured. You soon learn that the drunk driver is a high-profile political figure in the community. Media crews arrive and begin reporting from the scene. The next day, your neighbor approaches you and tells you that he heard you were on the news last night and asks why the media was on scene of a routine drunk driving incident. How would you handle this situation? WHAT IS THE MOST APPROPRIATE AND LESS APPROPIATE RESPONSE? A. Tell your neighbor about the incident since it was reported on the news and he likely can find everything on the internet or on the local news. B. Tell the neighbor that you are not sure what he is referring to as you were on several calls involving vehicle accidents last night. C. Tell the neighbor that there was a vehicle accident involving two vehicles and that you cannot say much more because one of the parties is a high-profile member in the community. D. Tell your neighbor that he should search the internet or talk to someone else for more information because it was an interesting incident