Long Island’s notorious ‘Hot Dog Hooker’ busted yet again for stalking man: ‘Yells antisemitic remarks’

The Long Island woman who was busted years ago for prostituting herself from her hot dog truck was arrested again this week for aggressively stalking a man at his job by exposing her breasts and yelling antisemitic comments.

Catherine Scalia, 57, was arrested by Nassau County Police on Tuesday in East Rockaway and slapped with three misdemeanor counts of stalking in the fourth degree, according to a police report.

The mother of four was allegedly showing up to the man’s place of work 10 to 15 times a day and harassing him. She’s also repeatedly exposed her breast to him at his job — most recently on Monday, the victim told police.

“She also yells antisemitic remarks at me,” the man wrote in the police report. “I am not Jewish but my employers are Jewish. I did not take offense to her antisemitic remarks but it makes me fearful for my job security.”

The police report did not say what exactly she said.

Scalia has also shown up to his house on several occasions and “bothered” him there, he said in the complaint. He said he has filed numerous police reports about her in the past and has been telling her to leave him alone for the last eight months.

“I have told her multiple times to stop coming to my job and my house because it is stressing me out and not good for my mental health,” the man said.

He said that he knows Scalia from working in East Rockaway and during his previous job as a UPS delivery driver when he delivered packages to her house.

Scalia grabbed local headlines after she was caught selling sex from her roadside hot dog stand, earning her the nickname the “hot dog hooker.”

In 2012 she was arrested by an undercover cop after residents in Baldwin complained she was handing out suggestive business cards with her franks. The officer ordered two dogs and water before Scalia announced her “specials,” police said.

Scalia took the cop back to her camper and performed a striptease for $100 before offering to manually stimulate him for $50. She was placed in cuffs instead.

“This is what I love to do,” she told The Post at the time. “Sell hot dogs and show off what I got a little bit. If you got it, flaunt it, that’s what I say.”

Scalia, who was arrested in 2004 for prostitution in the same camper, did not have permits to sell hot dogs, cops said. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to seven days in prison.

A year later she was again arrested for prostitution again when she responded to a police officer’s call for a masseuse at an East Garden City motel — and even drove the hot dog truck there to meet him.

“Hi boys! They got me again!” she told a group of reporters yesterday after the arrest.

In 2016, she was back in the news after she put up a sign in her front yard offering topless lap dances on a swing.