The state's statute provides "A licensed mental health professional does not owe a duty to take reasonable precautions to warn or in any way protect a potential victim of the professional's patient unless the patient has a history of physical violence that is known to the mental health professional and the professional has a reasonable basis to believe that the patient imposes a clear and present danger that he will attempt to kill a reasonably identified victim and fails to take reasonable precautions."

2.Under the plain meaning of the statute, must the patient's history of violence be connected with the victim?