New Footage Emerges of Deadly In-n-out Shooting in Idaho

WHO:

CBS News - The gunman was identified as 24-year-old Chad Williams.

CBS News - Victims included 23-year-old Ashley Garibay from Stockton, California, 59-year-old Christopher Claunch from Hagerman, Idaho, and 66-year-old Dale Schultz from Salt Lake City.

CBS News - Twin Falls Police Chief Matthew Hicks provided information during a news conference.

CBS News - Austin James, a former Idaho State Police trooper and former Twin Falls police officer, was involved in the incident.

CBS News - Braxton Stuebe, an employee at a nearby Dick's Sporting Goods store, witnessed part of the shooting.

WHAT:

CBS News - The gunman shot at three additional people, bringing the total number of wounded to seven.

CBS News - An unidentified worker at the Twin Falls Visitor Center engaged the gunman, allowing others to escape, which Police Chief Matthew Hicks described as heroic.

CBS News - Hicks stated, "To that young man, you are a hero. Your courage, your composure, your selflessness in that moment likely gave others the time they needed to escape harm."

CBS News - The gunman shot at vehicles stopped at a red light, wounding three additional people.

CBS News - An unidentified off-duty state police trooper exchanged fire with the gunman during the incident.

CBS News - The gunman’s handgun jammed, prompting him to retrieve a rifle from his car.

CBS News - The gunman went back to the payment window and fired into the In-N-Out again as employees tried to help Garibay.

CBS News - The encounter captured on the video footage was similar to one described by Braxton Stuebe, who was working at a Dick's Sporting Goods store near the scene.

CBS News - Braxton Stuebe said, "I saw the gun and I kind of just froze. I put my hands up and that's when he pointed the gun directly at me."

CBS News - Stuebe added, "I said, I have a family. I said, you don't have to do this. I'll tell you whatever you want. I'll do anything."

CBS News - Stuebe recounted that the gunman "just got like emotional, it seemed like. And he said to me, just get away from me, man."

CBS News - The gunman shot 23-year-old Ashley Garibay, who later died at a hospital, and 59-year-old Christopher Claunch, who died at the scene.

CBS News - The third victim, 66-year-old Dale Schultz, died after being shot at a nearby Tesla charging station.

CBS News - Austin James, a former Idaho State Police trooper, was shot while attempting to confront the gunman.

CBS News - The gunman fired at vehicles stopped at a red light, wounding three additional people.

CBS News - Three people were killed in the shooting rampage.

CBS News - The gunman died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

CBS News - The shooting began in the In-N-Out's drive-thru, where the gunman shot through the payment window.

CBS News - The gunman shot at vehicles stopped at a red light, wounding three people.

CBS News - The gunman fired at three people in two Teslas at a nearby parking lot.

WHERE:

CBS News - The shooting occurred at an In-N-Out restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho.

CBS News - The incident also involved a nearby Tesla charging station and the Twin Falls Visitor Center.

WHEN:

CBS News - The shooting occurred last Saturday, with police releasing video footage on a Friday.

WHY:

CBS News - Investigators do not yet know the motive for the shooting.

HOW:

CBS News - Three civilians, including an ex-cop and an off-duty state trooper, fired back at the gunman during the incident, helping to stop further violence.

CBS News - The gunman initially shot from his car, exited to continue shooting, and later retrieved a rifle from his car after his handgun jammed.

CBS News - An unidentified off-duty state police trooper exchanged fire with the gunman during the incident.

CBS News - The gunman initially shot from his car and later exited to continue shooting.

CBS News - An unidentified off-duty state police trooper exchanged fire with the gunman.

CBS News - The gunman’s handgun jammed, prompting him to retrieve a rifle from his car.

(UPDATED August 8, 2026 04:07 UTC)

A gunman shot at three additional people, bringing the total number of wounded to seven, during a recent incident. An unidentified worker at the Twin Falls Visitor Center bravely engaged the shooter, allowing others to escape, a moment Police Chief Matthew Hicks hailed as heroic, stating, "To that young man, you are a hero." Additionally, three civilians, including an ex-cop and an off-duty state trooper, returned fire at the gunman, contributing to the effort to stop further violence.

(UPDATED August 7, 2026 23:29 UTC)

In a shocking incident, a gunman shot at vehicles stopped at a red light, wounding three people, and exchanged fire with an off-duty state police trooper. After his handgun jammed, the gunman retrieved a rifle from his car and returned to the payment window of an In-N-Out, firing again as employees attempted to assist a victim. Eyewitness Braxton Stuebe described the terrifying moment when the gunman pointed a weapon at him, expressing his fear and pleading for the situation to de-escalate.

(UPDATED August 7, 2026 20:39 UTC)

A tragic shooting incident has left multiple victims, including 23-year-old Ashley Garibay, who died at a hospital, and 59-year-old Christopher Claunch, who was pronounced dead at the scene. Additionally, 66-year-old Dale Schultz succumbed to his injuries after being shot at a nearby Tesla charging station, while three others were wounded as the gunman fired at vehicles stopped at a red light. The gunman began shooting from his car, exited to continue the attack, and retrieved a rifle after his handgun jammed, leading to an exchange of gunfire with an off-duty state police trooper.

(UPDATED August 7, 2026 19:53 UTC)

In a tragic shooting rampage at an In-N-Out restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, three people were killed, including 23-year-old Ashley Garibay, 59-year-old Christopher Claunch, and 66-year-old Dale Schultz. The gunman, identified as 24-year-old Chad Williams, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after initially shooting from his car and then exiting to continue the attack, which also involved an exchange of gunfire with an off-duty state police trooper. Investigators are still working to determine the motive behind the shooting, which began in the drive-thru and extended to a nearby Tesla charging station.