Susp held in Brooklyn club killing

Police have arrested a known gang member, charging him with opening fire at a Brooklyn lounge last month and killing a man celebrating inside.

Richard Campbell, 37, of Queens, was charged with murder and weapons possession in the shooting inside Richard’s Hall & Lounge on Avenue L in Canarsie on Nov. 7.

Cops found Jahdane Olivierre, 29, on the sidewalk with gunshot wounds to his leg and chest.

Medics rushed him to Brookd a l e Hospital, but he couldn’t be saved.

Police tracked down Campbell after a tipster identified him as the shooter.

It’s not clear whether Olivierre (photo) — who was paroled in July after being sentenced to 4 to 8 years in prison for weapons possession in 2013 — was Campbell’s target or an innocent bystander.

Witnesses to the shooting were uncooperative and Campbell refused to talk to police when he was taken into custody, police said.

Campbell’s arraignment at Brooklyn Criminal Court was pending Thursday. He is a known gang member who was arrested for assault in 2010 and weapons possession in 2003, authorities said.

Olivierre’s grief-stricken mother was so shocked by her son’s death that she could barely speak above a whisper to the Daily News on Sunday.

“He’s an amazing father, a great son, very creative,” Janice McQueen Olivierre, 52, said about her enterprising George Westinghouse High School grad, who was working on a book project and an online venture selling health food products.

He had three brothers, five sisters and a 9-year-old son, his mom said.

“He had a very unique personality, he can draw, he’s a poet, very intelligent. To know Jahdane is to love him, everybody loved him,” she said. “He was trying to make the best life that he possibly could make for himself.”