Orlando official blames FBI for delayed aid to some Pulse victims
Miguel Leiva hobbled inside Camping World Stadium using crutches.
He'd just been released from the hospital after being shot twice during the Pulse massacre. He was supposed to be in bed healing but heard he could get immediate help with his rent and bills at the temporary Family Assistance Center established by the City of Orlando.
The 29-year-old father filled out paperwork, then went home to his small Sanford apartment and waited.
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What he didn't know at the time was that the forms he filled out didn't go to the city. Instead, it is now evidence being used by the FBI.
"I do remember speaking to an FBI agent but they told me all of this was to get help," he said. "I can't believe it. I knew not to count on it completely because I know not to count my eggs before they hatch, but that's scary."
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