A controversial dispute over a $4.4 million mansion in San Francisco has taken another dramatic turn after one of the alleged squatters was charged with multiple criminal offenses. Authorities say a search of the luxury property uncovered a firearm, methamphetamine and seven dogs allegedly living in neglected conditions.
The case has attracted attention from residents and local officials, raising fresh concerns about property disputes, alleged deed fraud and neighborhood safety.
Woman Faces Multiple Criminal Charges
Diana Peng, 42, was charged with firearms, narcotics and animal neglect offenses following a search warrant executed by San Francisco police. District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced the charges after investigators reportedly discovered several concerning items inside the property.
According to the allegations, officers found:
- Seven dogs reportedly living in neglected conditions.
- Methamphetamine inside the mansion.
- A firearm and a significant quantity of ammunition.
Peng, who has previous felony convictions, pleaded not guilty. A judge released her with several conditions, including wearing an ankle monitor, staying at least 150 yards away from the mansion and attending weekly Narcotics Anonymous classes…