Off-duty Trooper, Armed Bystander Stop Idaho In-N-Out Shooter

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An armed lone gunman opened fire at an In-N-Out in Twin Falls, Idaho, killing three and wounding seven before taking his own life. An off-duty Idaho state trooper and Jordan Salinas, a 35-year-old bystander, returned fire, diverting the shooter and likely preventing more casualties; authorities say Williams acted alone and the motive remains under investigation. One victim was an In-N-Out employee and seven others were injured, some critically. The FBI has asked the public for photos/video from the attack as investigators review the timeline.
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