Three Dead, Seven Wounded in Idaho In-N-Out Burger Shooting
L'essentiel
- A gunman opened fire at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, killing three people, including himself, and wounding seven others.
- Police Chief Matthew Hicks confirmed the threat is over, while investigators work to identify the attacker and determine if others were involved.
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A shooting occurred at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, resulting in three deaths and seven injuries, with the gunman among the deceased. Police believe the immediate threat to the community is over.
Twin Falls, Idaho – Three people have been killed and seven others wounded after a gunman opened fire at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in the US state of Idaho.
The gunman was among the dead following the attack in Twin Falls on Saturday afternoon, Chief of Police Matthew Hicks said.
“We believe the threat to the community is over,” Hicks said, adding that the toll was unclear and relatives were still being notified.
“It was a very chaotic scene,” he added.
A witness, Lane Koehn, said he was at a stoplight near the restaurant when he saw someone armed with an AR-style rifle exit the drive-through and then be fired upon by a man with a pistol.
He also saw an employee drag a woman with a gunshot wound to the chest to safety, where they waited for paramedics.
“She was pretty bad off, but I don’t know. I hope she made it,” Koehn said.
City spokesperson Josh Palmer said investigators believed there was one attacker and were working to identify him and determine whether others were involved.
Idaho Senator Mike Crapo said he was “grateful for the swift response of Idaho’s first responders”.
Questions ouvertes
- Who was the attacker?
- What was the motive for the shooting?
- Were others involved in the attack?
