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In Orlando, Pulse nightclub is still a busy crime scene

FBI investigators process the scene near Pulse nightclub in Orlando. AJC photos: Curtis Compton

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FBI investigators process the scene near Pulse nightclub in Orlando. AJC photos: Curtis Compton
By Jennifer Brett
June 14, 2016

FBI investigators and local authorities continue processing the Pulse nightclub shooting today. Officials have a number of area streets blocked off, either to expand the crime-scene perimeter or keep reporters away (or maybe both).

Here are some photos of the site.

FBI investigators process the scene near Pulse nightclub in Orlando. AJC photos: Curtis Compton

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About 50 people died and many more were wounded in the shooting spree. Investigators have numerous streets blocked off while they continue processing the scene. AJC photos: Curtis Compton

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