; and (C) the death or serious bodily injury of a law enforcement officer that results from any discharge of a firearm by a civilian, or any other means, including whether the law enforcement officer was killed or suffered serious bodily injury as part of an ambush or calculated attack. (3) Information required For each use-of-force event required to be reported under paragraph (2), the following information shall be provided, as required by the Federal Bureau of Investigation: (A) Incident information, including the type of incident, the type of force used, and the weapon type, if applicable. (B) Subject information, including any injuries sustained by the subject and the race of the subject. (C) Officer information, including the race of each officer involved, the length of service of each officer involved, the number of officers involved, and the size of the law enforcement agency that employs each such officer. (4) Compliance (A) Ineligibility for funds (i) First fiscal year (I) States For the first fiscal year beginning after the date of enactment of the Policing Transparency Act in which a State fails to comply with paragraph (2) with respect to a State law enforcement agency, the State shall be subject to a 20-percent reduction of the funds that would otherwise be allocated for retention by the State under section 505(c) for that fiscal year, and if any unit of local government within the State fails to comply with paragraph (2), the State shall be subject to a reduction of the funds allocated for retention by the State under section 505(c) that is equal to the percentage of the population of the State represented by the unit of local government, not to exceed 20 percent. (II) Local governments For the first fiscal year beginning after the date of enactment of the Policing Transparency Act in which a unit of local government fails to comply with paragraph (2), the unit of local government shall be subject to a 20-percent reduction of the funds that would otherwise be allocated to the unit of local