Overview
- The shooting began at the In‑N‑Out drive‑thru on Aug. 1 when a gunman fired through the payment window, killing an employee and then shooting multiple people across the plaza and at a nearby visitors center.
- Twin Falls police released a narrated compilation of surveillance and officer body-worn camera video on Aug. 7 that traces the suspect’s movements, shows him retrieve a rifle after a handgun jammed, and records his apparent suicide as officers closed in.
- Authorities identified the gunman as 24‑year‑old Chad Williams and named the three people killed as Ashley Garibay, 23; Christopher Claunch, 59; and Dale Schultz, 66.
- Police credited an off‑duty Idaho State Police trooper, a former officer who was wounded, and armed civilians who fired at the suspect or distracted him with helping limit further casualties, though reports differ on whether seven or 10 people were struck by gunfire.
- The FBI is assisting an active investigation into motive and details, officials are collecting public video and witness accounts, and local leaders have urged privacy for victims as the probe reconciles evidence and timelines.