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Memorial For Pulse Nightclub Mass Shooting Victims Set On Fire By Vandal

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Police in Orlando are investigating a fire that was set last month to the 49 victims who died in a massacre at a Florida gay nightclub five years ago, and the foundation that runs it is seeking the public’s help in catching the vandal.

On Saturday, the onePulse Foundation released security footage on its Facebook page showing a man in a wheelchair setting fire to an outdoor wall on which banners, photos, messages and flowers are posted in memory of the victims who died at the Pulse nightclub.

The onePulse Foundation told WESH 2 News a banner showing all 49 victims was damaged, as well as two individual banners that honored the lives lost.

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