ORLANDO, Fla. – At the crosswalk outside the former Pulse Nightclub — where a man was just arrested after allegedly leaving chalky footprints while crossing the street — more signs that were left overnight suggest it’s now prohibited to use chalk on the sidewalk, too.

Chalk in hand, protesters have been back at Pulse every day for more than a week now since the Florida Department of Transportation removed the rainbow crosswalk at S Orange Avenue and W Esther Street .

Orlando installed the rainbow crosswalk in 2017 after getting the OK from FDOT when an online petition signed by more than 2,000 people requested it to honor both the memory of the victims and the struggle of the survivors from the Pulse shooting .

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