Tonight, there are unconfirmed reports coming out of Moore County, NC of three substations being shot up with firearms simultaneously to cut power to a drag show. Reportedly, nearly 40,000 people in Moore County are currently without power.

Emily Rainey, a former Army officer who resigned after the Army launched an investigation into her participation in the Jan. 6th attack, posted this about the power outage.

In a follow-up post, Rainey tagged Sunrise Theater, where the drag show was being held, and wrote “God will not be mocked” above what appears to be a photo of the building tonight during the power outage.

This person posted a tweet appearing to endorse the firearms attack on the substations, then edited the tweet to remove an approving hashtag.

I’m worried for residents of Moore County who rely on life-sustaining medical equipment and just had the power go out. This attack has immediately put lives in danger, to say nothing of the campaign of terror being waged against LGBTQ people.

Here’s Rainey’s update on being visited by the Moore County Sheriff’s Office after her post referencing the attack.

There are now unconfirmed reports of looting at a Walmart and a local gun store.

Statement from Moore County Sheriff’s Office