Casualties expected ‘to rise’ in mass shooting at Idaho In-N-Out
- A mass shooting at an In-N-Out restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, on Saturday resulted in at least three deaths and seven injuries; however, the number of victims is expected to rise.
- The suspected shooter, an unidentified male, was found deceased at the scene, and authorities have confirmed the threat to the community is over.
- The incident occurred about 2pm local time, leading to initial shelter-in-place orders that have since been lifted.
- The FBI is assisting local law enforcement in the ongoing investigation to determine the shooter’s identity and motive.
- The In-N-Out restaurant had only been open for one week before the tragic event took place in a busy shopping plaza.
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