Chad Williams ID’d as Idaho In-N-Out gunman after two killed, 7 injured in mass shooting

Williams, who appeared to be armed with an AR-style rifle, began opening fire at the restaurant around 2 p.m. Saturday before spilling into the parking lot in what Twin Falls Police Chief Matthew Hicks described as a “very chaotic” scene.

One In-N-Out employee dragged a wounded co-worker across the lot while others frantically tried to help until paramedics arrived, according to the outlet. Video captured from a nearby vehicle appeared to show the gunman moving through the parking lot before pointing a rifle toward the driver’s-side window of a blue Tesla and firing twice. Williams then lowered the weapon, moved away from the vehicle and ran across the lot with the firearm still in hand. Williams acted alone, and his family has been fully cooperative in the investigation. “Their hearts are also broken at this time,” Hicks said of Williams’s family. An associate at the fast-food chain was killed in the shooting, In-N-Out Burger’s president Lynsi Snyder said in a statement. The two victims have not yet been identified by authorities. Of the seven wounded in the gunfire, two have been treated and released from the hospital, three are in stable condition, and two remain in critical condition as of Sunday afternoon, police said.