Dan Called the Police and Told the 911 Operator That

Dan called the police and told the 911 operator that a man just stole his wallet and ran east on Main Street. Officer Ewing was immediately dispatched to the location. He saw a man in a warm-up suit running east on Main Street about three blocks from where Dan reported the theft occurred. Officer Ewing transported Fred, the man he saw running, to where Dan was waiting. Dan asked to have Fred turn sideways so he could see his profile. As soon as Fred turned, Dan said, "That's him!" Did Officer Ewing violate Fred's rights when he had him turn sideways so Dan could see his profile?

A) Yes, the Fourth Amendment prohibits ordering the suspect to perform any type of movements unless the person is under arrest.
B) Yes, Due Process is violated when a the police ask a person to do any actions that are incriminating.
C) No, the Fifth Amendment only applies to testimonial communications.
D) No, the Sixth Amendment only applies after the first court appearance.