Magistrate's home searched by anti-terrorism police who arrested diplomat's son One of her daughters, Kuntal, 36, works in the City and the other, Poonam, 33, is a pharmacist. The family are understood to be Hindus. Today at least eight police officers wearing masks and protective suits could be seen in and around their home and garden. The back garden and garage off an alleyway were being searched and officers had erected a tent in the alleyway. Three police vans remained parked in the street. One neighbour said: "They are a lovely family, the girl who was arrested was definitely well educated. They are just a really quiet family. My mum said the family might own a pharmacy nearby. I'm not sure where exactly. I was really shocked when I read the news. I believe there is a mum and two daughters who live there. One works in the City and I think she earns quite good money. I think they worship at a temple nearby. Another resident called Ben added: "I've been watching the vans since the arrests but the police wouldn't say what happened. All the masks and suits were a bit worrying. I don't know them - I just go to work and come home. Meanwhile police said they had concluded searches of diplomat Mr Sutcliffe's home and an adjacent property in Streatham Hill, south London. Mr Sutcliffe, who has worked in Brazil and Cuba with the FCO, lives at the £650,000 four bedroom house in south London with his wife and four sons. A relative of James Sutcliffe, who was bailed until April within hours of being arrested, said he had been told by police he had "nothing to worry about." A spokesman for Scotland Yard said residents were at no "immediate risk" and the operation had been pre-planned and led by intelligence. They said: "The searches are being carried out as a precautionary measure and are ongoing." Mr Sutcliffe has been a first secretary since 2001. His brother, Peter Sutcliffe, 49, said: "I find it extraordinary police have made an arrest and I cannot believe James has involvement in terrorism."