Kathmandu— A mass shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, left three people dead and seven wounded on Saturday. The gunman, identified as Chad Williams, shot himself after the attack. Police are still investigating the motive behind the incident, which occurred early afternoon in a busy shopping plaza. Among those killed was Christopher Claunch, an employee of In-N-Out Burger who had previously worked at a rehabilitation center helping others with alcohol abuse.

Victims and Heroes

Christopher Claunch, one of the victims, was known for his dedication to helping people overcome addiction. His friend Garren Taylor described him as a gift to anyone he met. Another victim, Marcus Scott's son Austin 'A.J.' Scott, who used to work in law enforcement, moved towards gunfire to protect others and is now critically injured but alive due to immediate medical attention from his wife and friend.

Investigation Continues

Police Chief Matthew Hicks confirmed that Williams acted alone during the shooting. The investigation into Williams' background has not revealed any criminal history, though he was involved in student government at College of Southern Idaho before being impeached for lack of engagement. Friends and family members are cooperating with authorities to provide information about Williams' life.

Community Response

The community is rallying together in the aftermath of this tragedy. A vigil is planned for Tuesday evening at Twin Falls City Park, where friends and families can come together to remember those lost and support each other. The incident has left a significant impact on the local community, with many expressing shock and grief.

(With inputs from AP)

Originally published on abcnews.com.np.