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Three types of use-of-force events and information related to each event will be collected starting in 2017. These events include:

• When a fatality to a person occurs connected to use of force by a law enforcement officer;
• When there is serious bodily injury to a person connected to use of force by a law enforcement officer;
• In the absence of either death or serious bodily injury, when a firearm is discharged by law enforcement at or in the direction of a person.

The definition of serious bodily injury will be based, in part, upon Title 18, United States Code, Section 2246 (4). The term "serious bodily injury" means "bodily injury that involves a substantial risk of death, unconsciousness, protracted and obvious disfigurement, or protracted loss or impairment of the function of a bodily member, organ, or mental faculty."

The National Use-of-Force Data Collection will include the following data elements:

Incident information

• Date and time of the incident
• Total number of officers who applied actual force during the incident
• Number of officers from the reporting agency who applied actual force during the incident
• Location of the incident (address or latitude/longitude)
• Location type of the incident (street, business, residence, restaurant, school, etc.)
• Did the officer(s) approach the subject(s)?
• Was it an ambush incident?
• Was a supervisor or a senior officer acting in a supervisory capacity present or consulted at any point during the incident?
• What was the reason for initial contact between the subject and the officer (response to unlawful or suspicious activity, routine patrol, traffic stop, etc.)?
• If the initial contact was due to "unlawful or criminal activity," what were the most serious reported offenses committed by the subject prior to or at the time of the incident?
• If applicable, the reporting agency will enter the National Incident-Based Reporting System or local incident number of the report detailing criminal incident information on the subject and/or assault or homicide of a law enforcement officer
• If the incident involved multiple law enforcement agencies, the agency will include case numbers for the local use-of-force reports at the other agencies

Subject information

• Age, sex, race, ethnicity, height, and weight
• Injury/death of subject(s) (gunshot wound, apparent broken bones, unconsciousness, etc.)
• Type(s) of force used connected to serious bodily injury or death (firearm, electronic control weapon, explosive device, blunt instrument, etc.)
• Did the subject(s) resist?
• Was the threat by the subject(s) directed to the officer or to another party?
• Type(s) of subject resistance/weapon involvement (threatened officer, threatened others, threatened self, active aggression, firearm, attempt to flee, etc.)
• Was there an apparent or known impairment in the physical condition of subject? If yes, indicate which (mental health/alcohol/drugs/unknown)
• At any time during the incident, was the subject(s) armed or believed to be armed with a weapon

Officer information

• Age, sex, race, ethnicity, height, and weight
• Years of service as a law enforcement officer (total tenure, number of years)
• At the time of the incident, was the officer a full-time employee?
• Was the officer readily identifiable?
• Was the officer on duty at the time of the incident?
• Did the officer discharge a firearm?
• Was the officer injured?
• What was the officer's injury type (gunshot wound, apparent broken bones, severe laceration, unconsciousness, etc.)

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