A tragic incident unfolded at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, on Saturday afternoon. The shooting resulted in multiple fatalities, as reported by local authorities.

According to Twin Falls Police Department Chief, Matthew Hicks, the exact number of victims is not yet confirmed. However, the shooter was found dead at the scene. KTVB, a local news station, reported three deaths and two injuries linked to the event.

During a press conference held Saturday evening, Chief Hicks described the scene as extremely chaotic. There were hundreds of people in the vicinity of the restaurant at that time who are now being interviewed.

As emergency responders arrived, authorities closed off roads around the establishment, including the well-known Perrine Memorial Bridge over the Snake River. Residents nearby were advised to remain indoors for safety.

We believe that the threat to the community is over,

Chief Hicks mentioned. He assured that efforts are underway to identify the shooter and understand their motives. The FBI is expected to join local law enforcement in investigating the situation.

In-N-Out had opened the Twin Falls location earlier this year, marking its only store in the city. It was one location among several debuting across California, Arizona, Utah, and Tennessee. Chief Hicks noted the restaurant is situated in one of the busiest areas of Southern Idaho.

The company has temporarily closed the Twin Falls location, according to their website.