Idaho In-N-Out Shooting

Police say several people died after a shooting at a southern Idaho fast-food restaurant.

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Updated Aug 2, 7:36pm ET

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Twin Falls police identified the suspect in the In-N-Out Burger shooting as 24-year-old Chad Williams and said Sunday he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Three victims were killed, including an In-N-Out employee and a customer, and seven others were injured; two have been released, three are stable and two remain critical. Police said Williams acted alone and have not determined a motive. An off-duty Idaho State Police trooper and an armed civilian exchanged fire with Williams, actions police said diverted him from the restaurant.

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Armed Hero InterventionMostly Right

An armed civilian at the Twin Falls In-N-Out shooting returned fire at the attacker and helped stop the attack. His intervention was heroic and likely saved lives, showing the value of a good guy with a gun.

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