A large contingent of San Francisco police descended on a notorious Sea Cliff home Friday morning, breaking through the front door and removing items from the property as part of a search warrant after months of complaints about alleged squatters and a disputed series of property deeds, according to neighbors who watched the operation.
Police executed the warrant at about 7:30 a.m. at the home on the 200 block of 32nd Avenue, the San Francisco Police Department said. Officers surrounded the property with multiple police vehicles and yellow crime-scene tape as they searched the house.
Animal Control officers also assisted during the search, taking possession of seven dogs from the property, according to Deb Campbell, a spokesperson for San Francisco Animal Care & Control. The dogs were taken to the city’s shelter…