Weekend Violence: NC Shooting, Michigan Church Attack, and Portland Protests
New York PostSeptember 29, 20253 min3,753 views
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- 🎯 Three people were killed and eight injured in Southport, North Carolina, when a gunman opened fire from a boat near the American Fish Company.
- 💡 The alleged shooter, Nigel Edge, an Iraq War veteran with PTSD, is also a QAnon conspiracy theorist.
- ⚠️ Edge had previously sued Kelly Clarkson, claiming she tried to poison him, and also filed lawsuits alleging a church was part of a plot to murder him.
Michigan Church Attack
- ⛪ In Grand Blanc, Michigan, 40-year-old Thomas Sanford, another Iraq War veteran, attacked a Mormon church service.
- 💥 Sanford rammed his truck into the church doors, opened fire with an assault rifle on worshippers, and then set the building ablaze, possibly with an IED.
- 🕯️ At least four people were killed and eight wounded, with the number expected to rise as the entire structure was engulfed in flames.
Portland Protests and Federal Intervention
- 🚨 President Trump described Portland, Oregon, as "war-ravaged" and ordered troops to protect federal facilities from Antifa and other domestic terrorists.
- ✊ Protesters clashed with federal agents, with footage showing an ICE officer shoving a protester and at least one detainment.
- 🗣️ Oregon Governor Tina Kotek stated there was no insurrection or national security threat, and no need for military troops in the city.
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