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Our \u201clinkage system\u201d consists of three steps: (i) individuals with serious mental illnesses and an arrest history give special consent to be enrolled in a statewide database; (ii) if an officer has an encounter with an enrolled patient and runs a routine background check, he or she receives an electronic message to call; and (iii) the \u201clinkage specialist\u201d provides brief telephonic assistance to the officer. Of 206 eligible individuals, 199 (96.6%) opted in, the database received 679 hits, and the linkage specialist received 31 calls (and in at least three cases an arrest was probably averted). The mean number of arrests was 0.59\u00a0\u00b1\u00a00.92 in the year before enrollment (38.7% arrested) and 0.48\u00a0\u00b1\u00a00.83 during the 12\u2010month intervention (30.7% arrested). 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