A deadly shooting at an In‑N‑Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho left three people dead and seven injured after a gunman opened fire in the drive‑thru area. Witnesses said the attacker carried an AR‑style rifle and moved through the parking lot while firing at cars and customers. Police identified the shooter as Chad Williams, who later died from a self‑inflicted gunshot wound. An armed bystander and an off‑duty state trooper returned fire, which police say helped push the gunman away from the restaurant and prevented more casualties. Emergency crews described the scene as chaotic, with people running for safety and employees trying to help wounded coworkers. Several victims remain hospitalized, including two in critical condition. One of the wounded was a taxi driver who was shot while sitting in his car, and an In‑N‑Out employee was confirmed to be among the dead. Witnesses reported seeing workers drag injured coworkers to safety while waiting for paramedics. Police are still investigating the motive and interviewing hundreds of potential witnesses. Multiple agencies, including the FBI, are assisting with the case, and officials have asked the public to submit any photos or videos from the scene to help the investigation