New Video Shows Gunman Shooting Victims at In-N-Out Burger Drive-Thru
Police say a nearby store employee and other armed bystanders helped slow the attack, which left three people dead and seven injured.
- On Friday, the Twin Falls Police Department released surveillance footage detailing the August 1 mass shooting at an In-N-Out Burger, showing bystander interventions that authorities say likely saved lives.
- The attack left three people dead and seven injured before the gunman, 24-year-old Chad Williams, died by suicide; Williams had previously attended the College of Southern Idaho.
- An off-duty Idaho State Trooper and courageous citizens including 17-year-old Braxton Stuebe confronted Williams, with Stuebe distracting the gunman to prevent further deaths.
- In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder praised first responders upon the restaurant's reopening Friday at 4:15 p.m., stating her team maintains a "steadfast commitment to supporting our Associates."
- Investigators continue examining the motive behind the rampage at the Twin Falls location, which opened in July as part of the chain's 210-kilometer expansion into Idaho.
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Newly released video shows bystander heroism during In-N-Out Burger mass shooting
Newly released video shows how the mass shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, unfolded and the heroism of the bystanders
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One of the young heroes who confronted the In-N-Out gunman has revealed what he said to save his life and also make the monster sob. The post In-N-Out Shooting Hero Reveals What He Said to Make the Wicked Gunman Cry and Spare His Life appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Video shows Antelope High graduate confront Idaho In-N-Out gunman during Twin Falls shooting
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‘I just froze’: 17-year-old Dick’s employee says he came face to face with In-N-Out shooter
TWIN FALLS (KMVT) — A Dick’s Sporting Goods employee says he came face to face with the shooter who targeted the In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls last weekend, and narrowly escaped after the suspect fired and missed him. Braxton Stuebe said his shift started normally until he heard an unfamiliar sound. “I kind of noticed […] The post ‘I just froze’: 17-year-old Dick’s employee says he came face to face with In-N-Out shooter appeared first on East I…
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