Orange County Sheriff's mounted units remember Orlando Pulse massacre victims on 1-year anniversary with ribbons

Photo for Headline Surfer / Above, Orange County Mounted unit horses James and Pete proudly display their Pulse victim ribbons.
 
By HENRY FREDERICK
Headline Surfer

ORLANDO, Fla. -- As the  citizens of Orlando mark the one year remembrance and honor the 49 murder victims of the Pulse terrorism massacre, Orange County Sheriff's mounted unit horses James and Pete just had to participate.

They were willing to 49 ribbons stenciled on their coats to show their love on "Orlando United Day--A Day of Love and Kindness." They even posed by their stable to show their handiwork. Deputy Whitesell and Deputy Stevens were bursting with pride knowing James and Pete couldn't rein in their compassion for the victims and survivors.

They were willing to 49 ribbons stenciled on their coats to show their love on "Orlando United Day--A Day of Love and Kindness." They even posed by their stable to show their handiwork. Deputy Whitesell and Deputy Stevens were bursting with pride knowing James and Pete couldn't rein in their compassion for the victims and survivors.

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