Aaron Zent says search continues in Twin Falls Shooting near In-N-Out

Law enforcement searched for a Twin Falls shooting suspect near In-N-Out on Saturday afternoon as access was blocked and the Perrine Bridge was locked down.

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Aaron Zent says search continues in Twin Falls Shooting near In-N-Out

Law enforcement agencies were searching for a shooting suspect near In-N-Out in Twin Falls on Saturday afternoon. Officers also blocked the roads leading into the restaurant, and the Perrine Bridge was locked down as of 3:30 p.m.

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Aaron Zent at the scene

Rock Creek Fire Chief Aaron Zent said responders were searching the hotel overlooking the visitor center for the shooting. Officers on scene told a KMVT reporter they were looking for a shooting suspect, and the search widened across the area around Blue Lakes Blvd.

Dick’s Sporting Goods lot cleared

The parking lot near Dick’s Sporting Goods was getting cleared out while businesses in the lot were on lockdown. Officers from Twin Falls, Buhl, Jerome Police Department, and Idaho State Police were at the scene, along with the Twin Falls Fire Department and Magic Valley Paramedics.

Blue Lakes Blvd. blocked off

The road closure cut off access into In-N-Out and kept the area around the restaurant and nearby parking lot under control while responders worked. Whether the shooting suspect was found or arrested was not stated.

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On-the-ground news correspondent reporting from city halls, courtrooms, and press briefings. Holder of a Columbia Journalism School degree.