Female alleged squatter filmed being carted out of stunning San Francisco home in upscale area where Sharon Stone and Robin Williams once lived

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Diana Peng, 42, was taken into custody on various charges on Friday after the San Francisco Police Department served a warrant at a nearly $5 million home following months of investigation.

Published: 17:24 GMT, 11 November 2026 | Updated: 17:54 GMT, 11 November 2026

A female alleged squatter has been filmed being carted out of a stunning San Francisco home in the same neighborhood where Robin Williams and Sharon Stone used to live.

Diana Peng, 42, was taken into custody on Friday after the San Francisco Police Department served a warrant at a nearly $5 million home following months of investigation and calls from neighbors.

She was booked into the San Francisco County Jail on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm, felon in possession of ammunition, narcotics charges, driving without a license, and improper care of animals after seven dogs were found neglected in the home.

For the past year, neighbors have been reporting late-night activity, stolen property, and fear of intruders at 250 32nd Avenue.

Peng was seen being arrested outside the home on Friday wearing sunglasses and a high ponytail as she was escorted to a cop car.

She was the only person home at the time. It is unclear if there will be more arrests.

Peng was released on bail with 'many, many conditions' by the San Francisco Superior Court Judge Michelle Tong after pleading not guilty. She must stay 150ft away from the home, undergo drug testing, and attend Narcotics Anonymous meetings at least once a week, The San Francisco Standard said.

The Daily Mail has reached out to Peng, her public defender Eli Huscher, and the San Francisco Police Department for comment.

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