; (II) if the law enforcement agency requested funds from a regional, State, or local political entity and the request was denied, a statement of the reason or reasons for the denial; and (III) if the law enforcement agency did not request funds from a regional, State, or local political entity, a statement explaining why the law enforcement agency did not do so. (xiii) A certification that any item purchased using covered funds has not been, and will not be, used by a SWAT team of the law enforcement agency engaging in routine patrol-related incidents, non-tactical incidents, or non-tactical assignments. (xiv) Any other information on the recent record of the law enforcement agency regarding civil rights and the excessive use of force that the Attorney General determines appropriate. (2) Restrictions on small law enforcement agencies (A) Prohibition on purchase of tactical military vehicles by small law enforcement agencies A law enforcement agency with 10 or fewer sworn law enforcement officers— (i) that has 1 or more functioning tactical military vehicles may not use covered funds to purchase a tactical military vehicle; (ii) that does not have a functioning tactical military vehicle may use covered funds to purchase not more than 1 tactical military vehicle; or (iii) that is the designated procurement agency for a multi-jurisdictional joint-use agreement may use covered funds for the purchase of more than 1 tactical military vehicle, or receive more than 1 tactical military vehicle purchased using covered funds, if the agency purchases or receives not more than 1 tactical military vehicle for every 10 sworn law enforcement officers covered by the joint-use agreement. (B) Limitation on use of items by small SWAT teams A special justice item purchased using covered funds may not be used by— (i) a SWAT team composed of fewer than 17 sworn law enforcement officers; (ii) a SWAT team composed entirely of members from a single law enforcement agency that has fewer than 35 sworn law enforcement officers