Meth Found In Sea Cliff Squatter House; Woman Charged With Animal Neglect, Gun Possession

Charges have now been filed by the SF District Attorney s Office against one of the occupants of the abandoned Sea Cliff mansion that was raided by police late last week, and, yes, there was alleged meth involved.Methamphetamine is certainly one explanation for why two people would think they could forge documents, file multiple deeds, and make themselves owners of an empty house in order to sell it for millions of dollars. And that is allegedly at least one of the drugs of choice for the first person being criminally charged in connection with the luxurious squat on 32nd Avenue that the SFPD raided last week, following years of neighbor complaints.The SF District Attorney s Office announced charges Tuesday against 42-year-old Diana Peng, who along with Brandon Aadee has already been sued by the SF City Attorney for filing fraudulent deeds for the home at 250 32nd Avenue in SF s Sea Cliff neighborhood. Peng now faces multiple felony counts, including unlawful possession of a controlled