Neighbors sue owners of San Francisco Outer Sunset home that blew up a hash oil lab

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — Neighbors of the San Francisco home that blew up in February are now suing the owners after nearly losing all of their possessions.

The lawsuit claims the landlords ignored their tenant’s drug lab in the garage of the Outer Sunset home.

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Police say Darron Price, 53, was making hash oil when the house exploded. Price’s wife died in the fire.

The neighbors lived next to the house. They say their house was completely destroyed due to the explosion.

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The lawsuit accuses the owners of negligence, saying they ignored the conditions of the home and allowed Price to continue his dangerous activities.

“The kind of activity here is egregious. These, these types of drug labs are incredibly, incredibly dangerous. The owners, we felt, had a duty to our customers to at least be aware of what’s going on and to take positive steps to stop this from happening,” said David Hollenberg, the couple’s attorney.

Hollenberg says Price is not included in the lawsuit because it is part of their legal strategy.

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