The NYPD is offering cash to innocent bystanders who help police take down suspects.

The Sergeants Benevolent Association is offering $500 rewards to those who aide officers at the time of an arrest.

Examples that qualify for the cash reward are helping an officer struggling with a suspect. 

“When you see an officer struggling, rather than take your cellphone out, assist the officer and you’ll receive an award of $500,” SBA President Ed Mullins told the New York Post.

The SBA posted to their Facbook page Wednesday to announce they are working with Brooklyn state Sen. Martin Golden, a retired cop, who is introducing a new good Samaritan law to protect Good Samaritans who help cops.