From The San Francisco Standard · · 1m 20s
Police raid Sea Cliff home overrun by alleged squatters
San Francisco police arrest woman for alleged deed fraud at Sea Cliff home.
In brief
San Francisco police arrest woman for alleged deed fraud at Sea Cliff home. San Francisco police arrested Diana Peng for fraud and animal violations after raiding a Sea Cliff home overrun by squatters. Originally reported by The San Francisco Standard.
Police raid Sea Cliff home
San Francisco police executed a search warrant Friday morning at a Sea Cliff home that has been at the center of an ownership dispute for months.
Diana Peng arrested
Police arrested Diana Peng, 42, on suspicion of fraud, being a felon in possession of a firearm, being a felon in possession of ammunition, narcotics offenses, driving without a license and improper care of animals.
Animal control removes dogs
Animal control workers removed seven dogs at the house including two adult pit bulls, one 4-month-old pit bull, and four younger puppies.
City attorney lawsuit
City Attorney David Chiu filed a lawsuit against Peng and Brandon Aadee alleging they recorded eight deeds beginning in July 2025 to claim the home, at least five of them fraudulently notarized.
Temporary restraining order
A judge granted a temporary restraining order Sept. 17 barring the defendants from selling or transferring the property.
Auction scheduled
The Board of Supervisors voted Oct. 20 to allow the city to sell the tax-defaulted property at public auction with a sale expected by December 22.
The one thing
San Francisco police arrested Diana Peng for fraud and animal violations after raiding a Sea Cliff home overrun by squatters.
