; or (II) purchased using funds from the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program under subpart 1 of part E of title I of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 ( 42 U.S.C. 3750 et seq.) during the 5-year period preceding the date on which the statement is published. (v) The use of force policy of the law enforcement agency. (vi) Whether the law enforcement agency intends for a SWAT team to use the restricted item, and, if so, the training records of the SWAT team, including the course outlines of such training. (vii) Whether the law enforcement agency has or plans to adopt a memorandum of understanding or other joint use agreement for the shared use of the restricted item with any other law enforcement agency. (viii) The capability gap to be filled by the restricted item, and a description of the proposed use of the restricted item by the law enforcement agency. (ix) Whether a consent decree is in effect between the United States and the law enforcement agency relating to civil rights abuses or excessive use of force. (x) Whether the law enforcement agency is currently under investigation, or has been under investigation during the preceding 10 years, by the Department of Justice, an inspector general, or any equivalent State or local entity for civil rights abuses or excessive use of force. (xi) Whether the head of the law enforcement agency has ever been determined by the Department of Justice, an inspector general, or any equivalent State or local entity to have engaged in civil rights abuses or excessive use of force, if such information is publicly available. (xii) (I) Whether the law enforcement agency requested funds from a regional, State, or local political entity to purchase the requested item; (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