In-N-Out shooting: Police release chilling surveillance video from chaotic scene
Police in Twin Falls, Idaho, have released surveillance footage of a mass shooting at an In-N-Out Burger that left three people dead and seven wounded. The gunman, Chad Williams, died by suicide after being confronted by an off-duty trooper and a bystander.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the ongoing issue of mass violence in public spaces and the role of armed civilians and off-duty officers in mitigating active shooter situations.
Police said Friday there's no known motive in the deadly mass shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho , as they released chilling video footage from the chaotic shooting scene.
Chad Williams, 24, allegedly opened fire at the In-N-Out on Aug. 1, police said, killing three people and wounding seven.
At a news conference, Twin Falls police released dramatic surveillance video that showed terrified employees diving for cover and shielding one another.
The video shows the moment the carnage began, when the gunman drove up to the drive-thru payment window and fatally shot the first victim, In-N-Out employee Ashley Garibay , according to police.
The gunman then parked his car and shot another victim who was in his car, police said.
Later, the video shows the gunman looking through the payment window and seeing employees rendering aid to Garibay, according to police narration of the video.
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