ALBAWABA - A shooting at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant killed three people and left seven more injured, some critically, a Twin Falls city spokesperson revealed.
The shooting incident took place at an In-N-Out restaurant in southern Idaho on Saturday afternoon local time, The Guardian reported.
Twin Falls city public information officer Josh Palmer said cops responded to a call about a shooting and came to find the suspected gunman dead in an area near the restaurant.
Palmer "did not know if the suspect was included in the fatality count".
Idaho police were working on determining the identity of the shooter, the motive of the attack, and interviewing witnesses, the Twin Falls police chief Matthew Hicks said.
"We believe the threat to the community is over," Hicks added, and continued, "It was a very chaotic scene."
A video was shared on social media showing the moment when the shooter, holding his gun, opened fire, targeting people at the famous burger restaurant.
