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West Covina woman survives deadly Idaho In-N-Out shooting while on business trip to train employees
ABC7 Los Angeles • • general
Key Points:
- A 24-year-old West Covina woman was traumatized after surviving a shooting at a newly opened In-N-Out restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, where she was training employees.
- The gunman, identified as Chad Williams, killed three people, including an In-N-Out employee, and injured seven others before turning the gun on himself.
- The victim's family expressed distress over limited communication, as company policy required phones to be put away, and her phone remains part of the crime scene evidence.
- The family criticized In-N-Out for lack of direct communication and support, stating the company has not provided updates or assistance since the incident.
- They are focused on getting their daughter back to Southern California to begin recovery, while In-N-Out has yet to respond to inquiries about employee support.
