A Seattle business owner is calling on city officials to help curb crowd size on Capitol Hill, after video surfaced of people taking over a portion of E. Pike near Broadway on Saturday."We’re dealing with social anarchy in the streets," said Haq Syasfour. "It’s happening every weekend.Syasfour owns four businesses in Seattle, including the gas station where this weekend’s crowds gathered."They were blocking the entrance," he said. "It stopped us from doing business.
"They were throwing bottles at the police and then they left and went back to fighting each other."FOX 13 reached out to Seattle Police for confirmation but have not yet heard back."The police can’t do anything," said Syasfour. "We need to fund them, they need to be able to do their job."Syasfous is hoping city officials see the video and hear his words."This is the job of the city," he said. "They regulate everything. We pay taxes.