Twin Falls In-N-Out opened just days before shooting tragedy
The Twin Falls In-N-Out opened one week before the shooting occurred.
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Shooting incident at In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho resulted in multiple injuries and fatalities. Five confirmed injured, shooter reported down. Law enforcement response ongoing.
2026-08-14 to 2026-11-11 · UTC publication dates
Coverage begins 2 Aug, 04:22 UTC
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St. Luke's Magic Valley medical center stated it was working closely with law enforcement and emergency responders to manage the situation following the shooting.
A shooting occurred near a shopping center in Twin Falls, Idaho on Saturday afternoon, starting at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant. Twin Falls County Commissioner Brent Reinke reported that Sheriff Jack Johnson confirmed five people were injured in the incident. The shooter was also reported to be down. While no immediate confirmations of deaths were reported at the time, Reinke stated it was likely there were fatalities.
Twin Falls police closed roads in the area following the shooting incident. Multiple agencies responded to the scene. Law enforcement personnel were loading witnesses and taking them to different locations for interviews, with Commissioner Reinke indicating more detailed information would be available within an hour of the incident.
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