Armed bystander with formal training helps halt Idaho In-N-Out shooter
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A 35-year-old healthcare worker, Jordan Salinas, who trained in firearms after a Boise mall shooting, fired back at the gunman at Twin Falls’ In-N-Out, with police saying his actions, alongside an off‑duty officer, diverted the attacker and likely saved lives. The shooter killed three and wounded seven before dying by a self‑inflicted gunshot. Salinas described his response as automatic, following a four-step ‘observe, orient, decide, act’ process.
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- Gunman Acted Alone in Idaho In-N-Out Attack, Authorities Say The New York Times
- When gunshots rang out at a Twin Falls In-N-Out, this Idaho man shot back Idaho Statesman
- Dick’s Sporting Goods employee describes coming face to face with Twin Falls shooter KMVT
- Armed bystander distracted gunman in fatal In-N-Out shooting NBC News
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