Officials say the North Carolina restaurant shooting that left three dead was highly premeditated, with the suspect tied to anti-LGBTQ claims.

Police named 40-year-old Nigel Max Edge as the suspect in a Saturday mass shooting in North Carolina that killed three people and injured five, who are still receiving care.

A North Carolina man apprehended after shooting up a waterfront bar in the seaside town of Southport on Saturday night — killing three people and wounding eight others — was a conspiracy theorist obsessed with “LGBQT” “terrorists” colluding to “traffic” him.

The suspected gunman who opened fire at a crowded dockside restaurant in North Carolina — killing three people and injuring eight others — has been identified.

Nigel Max Edge was charged for the shooting at a North Carolina waterfront bar on Saturday, which claimed the lives of three people.

Nigel Max Edge, 40, faces first-degree murder charges after allegedly opening fire from a boat into a North Carolina bar, killing three people.

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Thomas Jacob Sanford was identified in a Michigan church shooting. Hours earlier, Nigel Max Edge opened fire at a crowded bar in Southport, North Carolina.