Neutrophils Are Tightly Controlled to Prevent Damage to Host Cells

Neutrophils are tightly controlled to prevent damage to host cells for all the following reasons except that they

A) Produce perforins that produce pores in plasma membranes
B) Are programmed for apoptosis
C) Produce granzymes which enter the pores and induce apoptosis in target cells
D) Can release toxic substances into extracellular fluids