Question 9 2 pts A Macy's store security guard follows a customer at a distance and watches him put several men's watches and expensive colognes in a large pocket of his sweatshirt. When the customer walked past the registers and started to exit Macy's to go into the parking lot, the security guard radioed his supervisor to call the police and detained the customer. The guard asked to customer to wait in a private office until the police could arrive. If the customer decides to sue the store for false imprisonment, Macy's would probably win the lawsuit because the security guard detained the suspected shoplifter: in a way that will not cause embarrassment or physical injury to the suspect for no more than 30 minutes with reasonable cause, in a reasonable manner, and for not more than a reasonable time without physical discomfort