A neighborhood in downtown Pittsburgh has experienced a sharp increase in residential break-ins. The point of entry is always a basement window that is surrounded by bushes or some other object. The neighborhood watchgroup believes these entry points are chosen because they are difficult to view from public thoroughfares such as adjacent streets or back alleys and has recommended trimming all large hedges that obscure basement windows.

Which of the following contains a flaw in logic that most closely parallels the one contained in the passage?

(A) People who like rabbits can't possibly like dogs because dogs hunt rabbits.

(B) Martha's geraniums always die; she must be buying weak geraniums.

(C) When it is dark Sandra can't drive. Sandra is not driving, so it must be dark.

(D) if priests oppose murder, then all religions must oppose murder.

(E) Highly trained dogs can track and this dog can track, therefore it must be highly trained.