A shooting at a fast-food restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, left three people dead, according to a city spokesman, in an incident reported by NPR and other news outlets. The restaurant was identified in several reports as an In-N-Out location.
Reports also said that multiple people were injured, although accounts differed on the number. Some coverage described five injured, while other reports cited two. The circumstances surrounding the shooting and the conditions of those injured were not detailed in the information available.
The suspect was reported dead. Authorities had not publicly provided further details in the available reports about how the suspect died or what led to the shooting.
The owner of the restaurant chain said in a statement that an In-N-Out worker was among those killed and condemned the attacker. Officials were expected to continue investigating the incident and confirming additional details.
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