Q.E.D. Astoria owner calls for more police action on harassment after individual repeatedly erases venue’s sidewalk art
The owner of Q.E.D. Astoria is urging the NYPD to address ongoing harassment, including the repeated destruction of sidewalk art and derogatory social media posts. The owner claims these actions have persisted for several months.
The owner of comedy club Q.E.D. Astoria has called on the NYPD to take allegations of harassment more seriously after an individual allegedly spent several months erasing sidewalk chalk art outside the venue and making numerous derogatory statements about her on social media. Hannah Lieberman said she is happy to be the "canary in…
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