Requires reporting to the federal bureau of investigation's national use-of-force data collection program

This bill requires New York's Division of Criminal Justice Services to report specific instances of police use of force to the FBI's national data collection program. The reporting mandate covers incidents involving firearms, chokeholds, chemical agents, impact weapons, electronic control devices, or any action resulting in death or serious bodily injury. Each report must include detailed circumstances and demographic information about the officers involved and the individuals subjected to force. To ensure compliance, the bill stipulates that police departments or sheriff's offices failing to submit these reports will face a penalty of having ten percent of their state funding withheld until the data is provided.