Which sentence uses the word infamous correctly?
A. I have no idea who he is; he must be in famous
B. He's infamous for stealing stuff from his friends locker
C. I was wildly excited to see my favorite in famous band at the concert
D. An infamous Story about a man rescued a child from a burning building appeared in the newspaper
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