It used to be that when cops helped old ladies cross the street or fixed somebody’s flat, it was out of the goodness of their hearts.
But now, thanks to a new app on NYPD-issued smartphones, officers can log their good deeds and get credit toward promotions and transfers, officials said Thursday.
Yes, brownie points: There’s an app for that.
“We’re trying to measure things we didn’t measure in the past; nontraditional indicators that didn’t show up” in the old system of cop evaluations, Kevin Ward, chief of management and planning for the NYPD, said during a press briefing at One Police Plaza.

The new app will let cops log not only their arrests and summonses, but their on-the-job kindly acts, as when transit Officer Frank Rendina bought $18 compression socks for a needy homeless man, Ron Brown, at Grand Central station last week.
Supervisors will still need to verify the good deeds, along with arrest numbers, during each cop’s monthly evaluation, officials said.
The app will enable “a more holistic view of each officer,” Ward said, adding that previously, “It was purely by the numbers.”

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That gives them something to do other than carry around their new "specially-modified" Glock 17s.

The kiss-asses are taking over the earth.

Yeah, that's not going to be gamed like a motherfucker or anything.

How come no "Whitey" points?

NYC slipping further into the abyss under the commie mayor.

Promotions up to Captain are based solely on exam score. It doesn't say if they are going to be worth points/partial points on the exams like medals are.


Yet every cop I know who had medal bars above their shield wrote themselves up for them.

How long till each officer has a YELP review page.

Oh no a one star review

all my out of town relatives and beer buddies grandmothers needing cats out of trees.
one group of friends to go the animal shelter and check out a few cats a ladder and voila good deeds abound...