San Francisco police raid Sea Cliff home over alleged squatting

San Francisco police executed a search warrant Friday morning at a 4 million dollar residence in the Sea Cliff neighborhood, located on the 200 block of 32nd Avenue. The raid is part of an ongoing investigation into alleged squatting and a deed-fraud scheme involving the property.

The residence is currently the subject of a lawsuit filed by the city attorney. Neighbors have reported long-term issues including forged deeds, unauthorized keypad installations, overgrown vegetation, and excessive foot traffic. Some residents expressed frustration with the speed of city intervention following months of complaints.

During the operation, Animal Care and Control seized seven pit bulls from the property, including two adults and five puppies. The agency cited concerns regarding inadequate care, abandonment, and a lack of required city dog licenses. An investigation remains active.