Police Officer stopped Dexter for speeding late one night. Noting that Dexter was nervous, Police Officer ordered him from the car and placed him under arrest for speeding. By state law, Police Officer was empowered to arrest Dexter and take him to the nearest police station for booking. Police Officer searched Dexter's person and discovered a package of heroin in his jacket pocket. Dexter is charged with possession of heroin. At trial, Dexter's motion to prevent introduction of the heroin into evidence, on the ground that the search violated his federal constitutional rights, will most probably be
denied, because the search was incident to a valid custodial arrest.  denied, because Police Officer acted under a reasonable suspicion and legitimate concern for his own personal safety.  granted, because there was no reasonable or proper basis upon which to justify conducting the search.  granted if Police Officer was not in fear and had no suspicion that Dexter was  transporting narcotics