Cops are looking into anti-police graffiti that was found Thursday on two Astoria phone booths, according to published reports.
The messages, which read “Become a hero? Shoot a cop!” and “Good Cop = Dead Cop,” appeared on public phone booths on 31st Street and 36th Avenue, reports said.
Nearby surveillance video is being looked at as part of the investigation.
RECOMMENDED STORIES
Stacy Bilagos, executive director of HANAC, talks senior services and youth programming with QNS
Armed robber hits 7-Eleven stores in three Queens neighborhoods in just over an hour Wednesday morning: NYPD
Jamaica Estates man beaten, robbed by bat-wielding thugs near Cunningham Park: NYPD
Parents calling for a miracle: Catholic school in Ridgewood faces closure after 114 years
Dozens of restaurant and small business owners urge Sen. Ramos to support the $8B Metropolitan Park proposal at Citi Field
Check out the 14 food destinations in Queens featured on New York Times ‘100 Best’ list 
Queens Night Market returning with new vendors and more space this month 
New bagel store set to open in Sunnyside next month
Woodhaven BID gears up for restaurant week extravaganza in April
Celebrating Queens’ women-owned culinary gems
Frank Sinatra Film School highlights student talent at annual Film Festival
Central Queens area to be honored as cleanest large park district by NYC Parks
Queens’ young musicians set to shine at Carnegie Hall for Clive Davis tribute
Register early for the LIC Waterfront 5K Run/Walk by Earth Day for discount
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards delivers ‘State of the Borough’ address, focuses on green energy projects, hydroponics labs and affordable housing
Coffee with a Cop – an opportunity for the community to engage New York’s Finest Armed robber hits 7-Eleven stores in three Queens neighborhoods in just over an hour Wednesday morning: NYPD Jamaica Estates man beaten, robbed by bat-wielding thugs near Cunningham Park: NYPD
Springfield Gardens man gets 19 years for 2022 shooting at Kew Gardens motel: DA
Notorious Flushing squatter indicted for illegal occupancy and other crimes: DA
Stacy Bilagos, executive director of HANAC, talks senior services and youth programming with QNS
Museum of the Moving Image to launch ‘Open Worlds’ a free community hub in western QueensQueens World Film Festival lights up Astoria: A night of global filmmakers and local cheers for the 13th season
Frank Sinatra Film School highlights student talent at annual Film Festival
