Law Enforcement Officers Take Inventories to Satisfy Three Government Interests

Law enforcement officers take inventories to satisfy three government interests that aren't directly connected to searching for evidence of a crime. Which of the following is not one of those three government interests? ​

A) To protect owners' personal property while they, or their vehicles or other containers, are in police custody.
B) To protect owners from false accusations while in police custody.
C) To protect law enforcement agencies against lawsuits for the loss, destruction, or theft of owners' property.
D) To protect law enforcement officers, detained suspects, and offenders from the danger of bombs, weapons, and illegal drugs that might be hidden in owners' property.