Stockton-based In-N-Out manager identified as Idaho mass shooting victim
Key Points:
- Ashley Garibay, a 23-year-old In-N-Out Burger employee from Stockton, California, was killed in a mass shooting at the new Twin Falls, Idaho location while training workers.
- The shooting resulted in three deaths, including Garibay, and seven injuries; the 24-year-old gunman, Chad Williams, died by suicide and is believed to have acted alone.
- Garibay’s family described her as a bright, adventurous, and caring individual who loved her job and aspired to manage an In-N-Out store, expressing deep grief and requesting privacy.
- In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder condemned the violence, mourning the loss of a valued associate who was serving customers when the tragedy occurred.
- The Twin Falls In-N-Out had recently opened on July 24 as part of the chain’s expansion, and police reported that some victims remain in critical condition while others have been released.