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Three people lost their lives in a mass shooting at an In-N-Out location in Twin Falls, Idaho, according to statements from family members. Among the victims was a 23-year-old employee from Stockton, California, who had been deployed to the restaurant to help train staff at the facility.
A second victim hailed from Southern California, though additional details about that individual have not yet been disclosed. The identities and circumstances surrounding the third fatality remain unclear as authorities continue their investigation into the incident.
The shooting marks another tragic outbreak of gun violence at a commercial establishment, raising renewed concerns about public safety in dining venues across the country.
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