A return to Pulse nightclub
The city of Orlando will allow family members of victims and survivors of the Pulse nightclub shooting to walk through the now vacant building, but some have concerns that the building isn?t structurally sound after the mass shooting on June 12, 2016. With previous unpermitted building work, damage to the walls and roof from SWAT trying to gain access, and years of decay, Darelis Torres said she is nervous the club could collapse.
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A return to Pulse nightclub

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