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Police investigating the murder of teenager Aamir Siddiqi have sealed off a takeaway restaurant in Cardiff while they search a flat above.Forensic officers in white suits started the search of flats above the Capitol Takeaway in Caroline Street.
Aamir Siddiqi, 17, was killed at his home in the Roath area of the city on Sunday.
Two men, arrested in Roath in connection with Aamir's death on Wednesday, are still being questioned.
A spokeswoman for South Wales Police said: "I can confirm we are in attendance [at the Cardiff flat]."
Eyewitness report
An eyewitness told a Cardiff news agency: "Police have been here all day, I'm not sure what they're doing up there but they're looking for something."
Two men, aged 39 and 35, were arrested in the Broadway area of Roath, Cardiff, on Wednesday.
Aamir suffered multiple stab wounds at his family's home in Roath on Sunday 11 April after being attacked by two men as he answered the door.
The two men have been arrested on suspicion of the murder of the teenager and attempted murder of his parents.
Det Chief Supt, Stuart McKenzie, said: "Yesterday's arrests are a significant development in our investigation and the two men are being questioned in connection with the death of Aamir.
"We have had an excellent response to our appeal for information and we are receiving a lot of information from the community directly into the incident room and also through other routes such as house-to-house inquiries, at our mobile police station and via Facebook.
Vital cog"I wish to thank all those who have already come forward - your assistance is invaluable.
Det Ch Supt McKenzie, the senior investigating officer in the case, said that despite the arrests the murder inquiry team were "still very much appealing for information" which could be a "vital cog" in the investigation.
He said: "I am certain there are people out there with information who have not yet spoken to us.
"I am hoping that yesterday's arrests will encourage more people to come forward."
The arrests followed reports that men matching the description of two men seen fleeing the scene had visited a shop in Cathays, in Cardiff.
CCTV footage was recovered from the shop and two men believed to be those individuals were later arrested.
Det Ch Supt McKenzie said it was believed a knife was used in the attack, but no weapon had yet been found.
Meanwhile, friends of the teenager, described by his family as passionate about sport, are holding a fundraising football match in his memory.
'Loved football'
They have used the social networking site Facebook to arrange the game at Heath Park, Cardiff, on Thursday.
One post on the site said: "Aamir loved football, he knew all the (useless) facts, he loved commentating, and last week he made his long-awaited comeback.
"So let's do it for him."
The match will raise money for the independent charity Crimestoppers.
Anyone with information about Aamir's death is asked to contact the incident room at Cardiff Central Police Station on 02920 571530 or the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.This article is from the BBC News website. ? British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.