Authorities seek a motive in the mass shooting at an Idaho In-N-Out Burger

A driver charging his electric taxi and a former law enforcement officer who tried to intervene were among the seven people wounded in a mass shooting at an Idaho fast food restaurant that also left three people dead, according to friends and relatives of the two men. The attack Saturday at a new In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls ended when the gunman, identified by police as 24-year-old Chad Williams, shot and killed himself. On Monday, police were still trying to determine why Williams carried out the attack, which happened early in the afternoon in a busy shopping plaza in the southern Idaho city. Many details about Williams' life were still unknown Monday, but an initial search of court records in Idaho and Arizona, where he used to live, didn't show any criminal cases matching his name and birth date. Elijah Moseley, who lived across the hall from Williams in a College of Southern Idaho dorm a few years ago, described him as "an introvert" and "a pretty chill guy." "I was never scared or weirded out by him," he said.

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