In-N-Out Burger's president, Lynsi Snyder, said her "heart is broken" after a gunman opened fire at one of the chain's newest restaurants in Twin Falls, Idaho, killing an employee and customers. The Saturday afternoon shooting has shaken the fast-food company, which operates the location as one of its newer outlets, and has prompted a wider police and community response in the area.

Three people were killed and seven others injured, some critically, in the attack, according to city officials. Twin Falls Police Chief Matthew Hicks confirmed that multiple people died and several more were hurt, and said the suspected gunman was also found dead. Authorities have not yet detailed a motive for the shooting.