San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins on Tuesday, Nov. 10, charged Diana Peng, 42, after police arrested her Friday during a search of a Sea Cliff house at 250 32nd Ave., the San Francisco Standard reported.
The charges include unlawful possession of a controlled substance while armed, possession of a firearm by a felon, two counts of possession of ammunition by a felon, misdemeanor animal neglect, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of methamphetamine and driving with a revoked license, Jenkins announced. Police Chief Derrick Lew said officers seized a firearm with a magazine and additional ammunition and that Animal Care and Control took seven neglected dogs from the home. Peng was scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday afternoon and was expected to be eligible for bail, the Standard reported.
The Chronicle reported that the criminal case is separate from a city attorney lawsuit accusing Peng and Brandon Aadee of using forged deeds to claim the property, which the paper described as worth roughly $4.4 million. Related: Friday’s arrest at the house.