No at all! Here's one from NY Post

There's a few paragraph in this one about how the quotas are presented and enforced:

"His suit says supervisors use color-coded computer reports to track each officer’s numbers, including those for highly controversial “stop-and-frisks” — which one supervisor allegedly described as 'worth their weight in gold.' 'Current reports use black ink to identify officers who are meeting quotas, silver ink to identify officers who are meeting only some quotas and red ink to identify officers who are not meeting quotas," according to court papers. Matthews says cops 'are constantly pressured to meet the quotas, and those who do not are subject to punishment including undesirable assignments, the loss of overtime, denial of leave, separation from partners and poor evaluations.'"