Volunteer Smartphone Patrol (VSP) is a new innovation by the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) aimed at making it easy for the public to report incidents that require police assistance. The app is available on Android devices and is free to download. VSP includes modules for reporting incidents, sending information to the police when returning to hometowns, and a directory of contact information for police headquarters in each state.

The incident reporting module allows users to report incidents such as theft, drug abuse, illegal racing, smuggling, and other incidents that require police intervention. The returning hometown module allows users to inform the police when they are returning home, so that police can monitor their area from time to time. The directory module provides a list of police headquarters' addresses and phone numbers for easy access to information and services. The app also includes Google Maps integration for easy navigation.

Overall, Volunteer Smartphone Patrol is a useful app for Malaysians to report incidents to the police and to access contact information for police headquarters. The app is easy to use and navigate, and the incident reporting module is a great way for the public to help the police keep their communities safe.