1. Yes, bent. Hub tracks straight, outer rim doesn't. Bent.
2. Please, people, don't put so much stock in different accident reporting companies. There are a _ton_ of little accidents that never get reported. Even the ones that are, don't always make it to the reporting company.
As a side note. There a bunch of shops that use a flammable fluid to set the bead on the rim when they mount the tire. It's just very easy to do. One guy put too much (it was a car tire/rim), and when ignited, it didn't just seat the bead. It made the tire/wheel jump up about 10-12 feet into the air!
My suggestion, ride the bike @ about 10-15 mph on a very good, level pavement. That's when you should really feel the shimmy. It'll tell you for sure. Also, the shop manual should have a runout tolerance for wheels. With a dial indicator, you should be able to actually measure, but it looks really bad.