A small business owner in San Francisco was allegedly punched in the face by a man he had asked to stop urinating on the street outside of his restaurant, according to police.
Harter reenacts the incident with a KTVU reporter in front of his shop.When Harter yelled at the man to stop, the man slugged him in the face: “Didn’t see it coming,” he said.
The blow left Harter with a bruised eye and a busted forehead, he said. He was able to snap a picture of his attacker as he walked away.Harter opened his restaurant — which serves up New Orleans inspired “muffulettas” sandwiches — in the historic Haight-Ashbury just this past April.
Sophia Crosetti, the employee who first encountered the man, said they’ve never seen him in the area before. Crosetti and Harter both live in the neighborhood.“I don’t want him to go to jail. I want him to go do 100 hours of community service, cleaning up the streets in Haight Street,” said Harter.
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