Police and the FBI searched a Michigan home Thursday night, identified as the residence of missing teen London Thomas’ boyfriend.

Thomas was last seen April 5 at the Carlysle Street home near Inkster Road in Inkster, according to police. Investigators searched for DNA evidence after extracting “concerning information” from phones, Inkster police said.

Along with Detroit and Inkster police, the FBI arrived at the home to assist in the search, ABC 7 reports.

Thomas’ sister said she dropped her off at her 23-year-old boyfriend’s home, and it was the last time she’s reached out to loved ones. So far, no arrests have been made.

“They raided the house, his house, and nothing was found. That was really, truly the last piece of real information I received,” her mother, Jasma Bennett, said.

Meanwhile, community members searched where her cellphone last pinged, near Cooper Upper Elementary in Westland. The search didn’t yield any results, FOX 2 reports.

“Somebody knows something, and they’re not saying what it is,” Bennett said. “I just feel like there’s a lot of missing information, and I don’t know why.”

Thomas is described as a Black female who stands 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs around 115 pounds. She has brown eyes and red hair, which she had in a ponytail.

Anyone with information on the case is urged to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP. You can also contact the Detroit Police Department’s 8th Precinct at 313-596-5840.

A $2,500 reward is currently offered for information that leads to her whereabouts.

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[Feature Photo: London Thomas/Detroit PD]