Three American Military Officers Stationed in Lapatria Are Accused of Accidentally

Three American military officers stationed in Lapatria are accused of accidentally killing a Lapatrian civilian, whom they mistakenly believed to be an enemy combatant. The Lapatrian press reports that the death was no accident and a widespread public outcry against the presence of American military forces ensues. In order to best manage this crisis, a Foreign Service Officer stationed in Lapatria would first:

A) create a centralized response team responsible for formulating all public embassy statements and information about the crisis
B) establish a flexible decentralized emergency response network among embassy staff members
C) compile a comprehensive report documenting that the incident was indeed an accident and then release it to the press
D) set up a press conference with influential Lapatrian journalists