for the seizure, and the location, including at a minimum the State, city, and judicial district where and date when the seizure took place. (B) The type of initial seizure (such as during a stop based on probable cause, or pursuant to a Federal warrant). (C) The nature and value of the seized property. (D) In what manner forfeiture of seized property was conducted (whether by a civil or administrative proceeding, through settlement, or otherwise). (E) Whether a forfeiture of the seized property was of the entire property, or only a part, and if partial, the proportion of the whole that was forfeited. (F) The disposition of the seized property, the date of forfeiture, if any, and the date the disposition took place. (G) What type of criminal activity any forfeited property relates to. (H) Whether any forfeited money was returned to the victim of a crime in connection with which the forfeiture occurred, and the amount returned. (I) The status of any concurrent or related criminal proceeding against the owner of the property, any pending case under title 11 in which the owner of record of the property is the debtor, and any pending civil case in which a receiver has been ordered to take control of the property. (J) Whether the forfeiture was contested. (K) Whether the innocent owner made a claim on the property. (L) The total expenses associated with the forfeiture. (M) The total net proceeds of the forfeiture. (N) Demographic information on the person or persons subject to the seizure. (2) A statistical breakdown for each agency of the cases of remission and mitigation, including— (A) the numbers of requests for remission and mitigation that were— (i) fully granted