Multiple reports describe a shooting at an In-N-Out restaurant in Twin Falls (southern Idaho) in which an armed bystander, Jordan Salinas, returns fire during the incident. A video of the event shows Salinas firing back as the gunman attacks inside the restaurant. ABC News reports that Salinas, 35, speaks out following the shooting. Newsweek provides additional incident details, stating that three people are killed, including the gunman, and that seven others are injured. Both sources focus on Salinas’s actions as he confronts the attacker while the shooting unfolds.
At this stage, the accounts are centered on the bystander’s role and the verified public details of the outcome: the number of deaths and injuries. The reports do not conflict on the basic description of what Salinas does in the video, though they provide limited additional context about the gunman or the investigation beyond the basic casualty figures.
