The state of mental health care in Nebraska is under scrutiny following two incidents involving law enforcement, including a shooting of a Douglas County sheriff’s deputy and a kidnapping of a 3-year-old boy. The Board of Mental Health issued warrants for individuals who are not following their treatment plans, which resulted in the death of a sheriff's deputy and the arrest of Noemi Guzman, who had been on a court-ordered mental health treatment plan for schizophrenia since the summer for her schizophrenia. However, 85% of the 2,500 warrants were issued for individuals not meeting their treatment plan, and 15% of these individuals had another warrant issued by the board of mental Health. The report suggests a better approach to mental health is suggested by Sheriff Hanson, suggesting that problem-solving courts like drug court and veterans' treatment court should be used to help those deemed to be productive citizens.