; (6) a description of any items seized during such search, including contraband or money, and a specification of the type of search conducted; (7) whether any arrest, detention, warning, or citation resulted from such contact and the basis for such action; (8) the immigration status of the individual, if obtained during the ordinary course of the contact without additional questioning in accordance with this Act, and whether removal proceedings were subsequently initiated against the individual; (9) whether a body-worn camera or any other video or audio recording exists that recorded the stop or detention; (10) whether force was used by the law enforcement official and, if so, the type of force, justification for using force, and whether the use of force resulted in injury or death; (11) whether any complaint was made by the individual subject to the contact, and if so— (A) which oversight components within or outside of the Department of Homeland Security investigated the complaint; (B) how long the investigation lasted; (C) a description of the methods of investigation used; and (D) the badge number of the law enforcement official involved in the complaint; (12) if the contact was initiated by a State or local law enforcement agency— (A) the reason for involvement of a Federal law enforcement official; (B) the duration of the contact prior to contact with any Federal law enforcement official; (C) the method by which a Federal law enforcement official was informed of the stop; and (D) whether the individual was being held by State or local officials on State criminal charges at the time of such contact; (13) if the contact was initiated by a State or local law enforcement agency of a State, whether such agency was acting pursuant to— (A) an agreement entered into under section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act ( 8 U.S.C. 1357(g) ); (B) authorization under title IV of the Tariff Act of 1930 ( 19 U.S.C. 1401 et seq.)