; (ii) a law enforcement officer or other first responder identifies or seeks out individuals in need of substance use disorder or mental health treatment and a warm handoff is made to a treatment provider, who engages the individuals in treatment; (iii) a law enforcement officer or other first responder engages an individual in substance use disorder treatment as part of an overdose response; (iv) a law enforcement officer or other first responder initiates substance use disorder or mental health treatment engagement, but no criminal charges are filed; (v) a law enforcement officer or other first responder initiates substance use disorder or mental health treatment engagement with an individual; or (vi) charges are filed against an individual who has committed an offense that is not a crime against a person, and the primary cause of which appears to be based on a substance use disorder or mental health disorder and held in abeyance or a citation is issued to such an individual. (C) Law enforcement-assisted deflection program The term law enforcement-assisted deflection program means a program under which a law enforcement officer, when encountering an individual who is not engaged in criminal activity but appears to have a substance use disorder or mental health disorder, instead of taking no action at the time of contact or taking action at a later time, attempts to connect the individual to substance use disorder treatment providers or mental health treatment providers— (i) without the use of coercion or fear of arrest