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English police investigating an "offensive" video showing a model of the Grenfell tower burning on a bonfire started looking for an address.
Three officers of the metropolitan police took this afternoon bags of evidence on the south terrace of Norwood, south of London.
Aerial images of the property appeared to show charred grass plates with an English flag placed at the back of the garden.
A similar flag was visible behind the Grenfell model in the video.
The property is registered to Clifford Smith, 49, according to public records.
Scotland Yard said she was interviewing five men from south and southeast London who surrendered Monday night.
They are 19, 46 and 49, all from South Norwood, 49 from Lambeth and 55 from Beckenham.
They were arrested because they were suspected of intentionally causing harassment, alarm or distress under Section 4a of the College Act. public.
After leaving the house, the officers searched the bins under the window and knocked on the neighbors' doors.
The sequence, which appeared on Monday, shows a large flammable model bearing the words "Grenfell Tower", with paper figurines on the windows, being burned.
In the online video clip, bursts of laughter sound when the model is set on fire.
It is understood that the five men were interviewed at the Croydon Custody Center.
The chairman of the public fire investigation, Sir Martin Moore-Bick, called the video offensive while he opened Tuesday's hearing.
He said: "The investigation is aware of the offensive video posted yesterday.
"It must be shocking and painful for everyone involved … whatever the form of their involvement, whether as grieving, survivors or members of the larger community.
"I am very pleased to learn that the authorities are taking the case very seriously and that an investigation is underway."
Khadijah Mamudu, whose mother and younger brother escaped the fire, told the Press Association: "Their actions have upset so many people in the world and need to think about it. long and seriously.
"When we ignore the world and the people around it, they do the stupidest and most vile things. Raising children in such an environment is cruel.
"We can not change their way of thinking, but they must understand that they are in the minority.
"We have support and will continue with dignity until justice is done."
On Monday, Prime Minister Theresa May condemned the video as "totally unacceptable", while the commander of the Metropolitan Police Stuart Cundy, who heads the investigation into the Grenfell disaster, said "frankly shocked by the insensitive nature "of the video.
A total of 72 people died as a result of the June 14th tragedy in West London.
During the clip, we hear someone say, "Does not it start from the 10th floor?", While others add, "Help me! Help me! "And" Jump by the window! "
Another says, "Let's go" as the fire sets in.
As the flames roll up halfway up the model, a man says, "(inaudible) All the little ninjas understand it by the minute (a lot of laughter)."
At the end of the clip, another person can be heard saying, "That's what happens when they do not pay their rent."
The video ends while the model is completely consumed by the fire, a spectator saying: "Perfect".
– Press Association
