A shooting at a fast-food restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, left three people dead and seven others injured, according to the reported headline. The incident occurred at an In-N-Out restaurant, where officials said several people were killed and others were wounded.
Reports described the victims as including an employee and customers. Some early coverage cited five injured people rather than seven, indicating that casualty figures may have been changing as authorities assessed the scene and confirmed information.
A witness told reporters that the shooter appeared to fire into traffic and toward the restaurant’s drive-thru window. Authorities were investigating the circumstances of the shooting, including whether the victims were targeted or struck at random.
The company’s president expressed sorrow after the deaths of the employee and customers. Emergency responders treated and transported the injured, while law enforcement worked to secure the area and establish what led to the attack.
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