A.__The health care professional or other person's belief that the person is a chemically dependent person who is incapacitated and poses a likelihood of serious and imminent harm to that chemically dependent person; and

B.__The grounds for this belief.

2.__Transportation by health care professional or other person.__If an emergency treatment order is executed after an application is made under subsection 1,__the health care professional or other person accompanying the chemically dependent person shall try to transport the chemically dependent person to an approved treatment facility for an admission assessment.

3.__Law enforcement officer.__If a law enforcement officer has reasonable grounds to believe, based upon personal observation, that a person may be incapacitated by alcohol or other drugs, the officer may take that person into protective custody and:

A.__Take the person to an approved treatment facility;

B.__Take the person to an emergency medical facility; or

C.__Deliver the person for examination to an available licensed physician as provided in section 20045-B.

4.__Emergency treatment order executed.__If a physician determines after an examination pursuant to section 20045-B, subsection 2 that the person is incapacitated, the examiner shall execute an emergency treatment order in accordance with section 20045-B. Upon execution of the emergency treatment order, the law enforcement officer shall take the person immediately to an approved treatment facility for an admission assessment.

5.__Emergency treatment order not executed.__If a physician determines after an examination pursuant to section 20045-B, subsection 2 that the person is not incapacitated, the law enforcement officer shall:

A.__Release the person from protective custody and, with that person's permission, return or make arrangements for the return of the person to that person's place of residence, if the place of residence is within the territorial jurisdiction of the officer;