Mark Anthony Henson, 64, is being charged with felony criminal mischief

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Orlando Fire Department announced the arrest of a man accused of setting the Pulse Nightclub Shooting Memorial on fire.

Mark Anthony Henson, 64, was arrested and faces a felony charge of criminal mischief, fire officials said Tuesday.

The onePULSE Foundation released an official statement on Henson’s arrest, saying:

onePULSE Foundation is grateful to the Orlando Fire Department’s Arson and Bomb Squad for today’s arrest. As always, we are so appreciative of all of the first responders who work to keep our community safe.

Chief Communications Officer, onePULSE Foundation

Henson was arrested on Tuesday after Pulse survivor Orlando Torres pledged to help find the vandal responsible.

“Someone had mentioned to me that they’ve seen a guy in a wheelchair by the church down the street so then I passed by that area the first time and didn’t spot him,” Torres said.

In a sign of how seriously Torres was taking the issue, he said he followed Henson.

“I went around to take pictures behind the wheelchair to identify it and there was a little white tag on that video from Oct. 12, so I said ‘yes that is the little white tag.’”

Torres said when he called the police he realized Orlando Fire Department was already tailing Henson.

“They had him already on the radar, the officer told me they were just waiting for a warrant to be issued, which was issued [Tuesday],” Torres said.

Video posted on Facebook by the onePULSE Foundation on Saturday shows a man in a wheelchair setting the offering wall on fire, damaging three banners. In the post, the foundation said the incident occurred on Oct. 12.