Idaho mass shooting claims life of 23-year-old In-N-Out employee from Stockton
A 23-year-old In-N-Out Burger employee from Stockton, California, was killed in a mass shooting at a Twin Falls restaurant, where two other people also died and seven were injured.
A 23-year-old In-N-Out Burger employee from Stockton, California, was identified as a victim of a mass shooting at the chain's newly opened Twin Falls, Idaho location on Saturday. The victim, Ashley Garibay, had traveled to the restaurant to train staff for the new store, according to her uncle Marcos Garibay.
Police said the gunman, 24-year-old Chad Williams, killed himself after the attack, which left two other people dead and seven wounded. Authorities indicated the shooter acted alone and have not released a motive.
Garibay's family released a statement expressing grief and requesting privacy, noting that In-N-Out was her first job and she aspired to manage a restaurant. The company's owner, Lynsi Snyder, also issued a statement condemning the shooter and mourning the loss of the employee.
As of Sunday afternoon, two victims remained in critical condition, three were stable, and two had been released from the hospital.