The man who opened fire outside the new In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls is dead. Police say he shot himself after the attack. Three people lost their lives in all. Seven others were wounded.
One of the dead was Ashley, an employee working inside when the shots started. She was serving customers when her life ended. The gunman never made it far after the first rounds.
In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder spoke about Ashley in a public statement. She called her dedicated and said the loss hits hard for the family, the staff, and the company. Snyder said they are with the families and offering what support they can in a tough time.
The whole thing played out near the restaurant. People nearby scattered as the gunfire rang out. Some never got clear. Ashley was among those who did not make it home.
Jordan Salinas drew a lot of notice that day. Video and witness accounts show him facing the gunman and exchanging fire. Many in the community say his actions helped create space for others to escape. Officials have not confirmed every piece of his role yet, but locals are talking about the risk he took.
Detectives are still digging. They are checking evidence and interviewing witnesses. The reason behind the shooting is not known. Families are left grieving. Twin Falls is dealing with the shock of violence that hit a place meant for burgers and everyday stops.
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