# SF police raid $4.4M Sea Cliff mansion

> SF police remove 7 dogs and evidence from $4.4M mansion amid fraud lawsuit.
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## Police raid Sea Cliff mansion
SF police swarmed a multimillion-dollar Sea Cliff home Friday morning, removing evidence from a property at the center of a legal dispute involving suspected squatting and forged ownership documents.
## 7 dogs removed
Animal Care & Control officers removed seven dogs, two adult pit bulls, four puppies and one 4-month-old, from the residence, citing allegations of inadequate care or abandonment.
## Lawsuit against owners
San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu filed a September lawsuit against Brandon Aadee and Diana Peng, accusing them of using forged deeds to claim ownership and sell the property for profit.
## Forced transfer of deeds
Aadee recorded a deed in July 2025 transferring ownership from Wei Wang to himself, followed by seven more transfers with at least five deeds containing forged signatures or fraudulent notary stamps.
## Tax auction deadline
The property faces a public tax auction for December 22, 2026, unless redeemed before the sale, with $345,381.63 in delinquent taxes and redemption costs.
## Key takeaway

SF police seized seven dogs and evidence from a $4.4 million Sea Cliff mansion after a lawsuit accused owners of forging deeds to sell the property.