Idaho police release chilling new video of In-N-Out mass shooting - NBC News
Twin Falls police have released surveillance footage detailing a mass shooting at an In-N-Out restaurant that resulted in three deaths. The video provides a chronological account of the gunman's actions, including his interactions with employees and law enforcement.
Why it matters
The release of graphic surveillance footage serves as a critical public record of a violent event and highlights ongoing concerns regarding public safety and mass shootings in the U.S.
Police released Friday new surveillance video of the mass shooting at an In-N-Out in Twin Falls, Idaho, showing the clearest account yet of the horrific scene that unfolded last weekend. In a news conference, the Twin Falls Police Department showed a video of the shooting edited together with clips from multiple surveillance cameras and using detailed voice-over from law enforcement. The Saturday shooting at and around the newly opened fast-food restaurant left three people dead and seven others wounded. The 24-year-old gunman, Chad Williams, fatally shot himself. The video begins by showing Williams pulling up to the In-N-Out drive-thru in a white Honda Civic. When he stops at the payment window, he rolls down his window and shoots employee Ashley Garibay, with a handgun. Garibay, 23, later died of her injuries. Williams then pulls up slightly, parks and exits his car.
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