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Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Aug 8
Idaho Bystander Details How He Distracted In-N-Out Shooter as Police Call Him a Hero
Updated
Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Aug 8

Idaho Bystander Details How He Distracted In-N-Out Shooter as Police Call Him a Hero

3 articles · Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Aug 8

Summary

  • Braxton Steube said he is "still processing" the Twin Falls shooting after encountering gunman Chad Williams on a walking trail and speaking with him face to face.
  • Video shows Williams fired at Steube and missed; Steube said he pleaded, "I have a family," and the gunman appeared to tear up before telling him to get away.
  • Twin Falls police said Steube's composure likely bought others time to escape after the shooter fled a nearby Dicks Sporting Goods and moved away from the restaurant.
  • Released footage also shows other bystanders helping evacuate patrons, aid the wounded and try to subdue the gunman, including former or off-duty law enforcement officers.

Insights

How did a retail worker's split-second decision to confront a mass shooter alter the deadly trajectory of the Twin Falls attack?
What drove a lone gunman to shatter a peaceful Idaho town, and could early warning signs have prevented the tragedy?
Beyond the heroism of bystanders, what hidden security gaps allowed a drive-thru shooting to escalate across multiple public spaces?