Shooting at Idaho In-N-Out Burger kills three, injures seven

A shooting at a newly opened In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, on August 1, 2026, left three people dead and seven injured, some critically. The suspected gunman, who was seen with an AR-style rifle, was also found dead at the scene. Law enforcement, including the FBI, is investigating the shooter's motive. Police have declared the threat over but described the incident at the busy shopping plaza as a "very chaotic scene."

Twin Falls shooting incident

• ▪A shooting occurred at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, around 2 p.m. on Saturday, August 1, 2026
• ▪Twin Falls is a city of about 56,000 people located approximately 130 miles southeast of Boise
• ▪The suspected gunman, an unidentified male, was found dead near the restaurant
• ▪The shooter's identity and motive are under investigation by law enforcement
• ▪The In-N-Out restaurant, located in a busy shopping plaza, had opened on July 24, 2026, about a week before the shooting

Casualty figures

• ▪Injured victims were transported to St. Luke’s Magic Valley Medical Center for treatment
• ▪Three people were killed and seven others were injured in the shooting
• ▪Some of the seven injured victims are in critical condition

Eyewitness accounts

• ▪Customers in the drive-thru line saw people running from the restaurant crying and screaming
• ▪Lane Koehn witnessed an employee drag another uniformed person with a chest wound across the parking lot
• ▪Witnesses inside the restaurant heard gunshots originating from the kitchen area
• ▪A witness saw a person with an AR-style rifle emerge from the restaurant's drive-thru
• ▪Witness Lane Koehn also saw a man with a pistol begin firing at the shooter

Law enforcement response

• ▪Police closed roads, including the Perrine Memorial Bridge, and issued a temporary shelter-in-place order
• ▪The FBI is assisting the Twin Falls Police Department with the investigation
• ▪Investigators are interviewing hundreds of people who were in the area at the time of the shooting

Official statements

• ▪Twin Falls Police Chief Matthew Hicks stated that the threat to the community is over
• ▪The Twin Falls In-N-Out location is listed as temporarily closed on the company's website
• ▪St. Luke’s Magic Valley Medical Center confirmed it was working with law enforcement and was not accepting visitors after the incident

Misinformation warnings

• ▪The Twin Falls Police Department warned the public about misinformation regarding the shooter's identity spreading on social media