A bystander with a gun opened fire on the suspect in the Idaho In-N-Out mass shooting, and the dramatic moment was captured on video.
Jordan Salinas was at the In-N-Out in Twin Falls with his girlfriend when the attack began Saturday afternoon.
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Police say 24-year-old Chad Williams fired at diners with a large rifle, killing three and wounding seven.
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Salinas, an off-duty officer, and responding officers all shot at Williams, forcing him to flee.
Salinas told the Idaho Statesman that Williams "seemed shocked" by the return fire.
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Williams was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Twin Falls County Sheriff Jack Johnson called Salinas and the off-duty officer "true heroes," saying their actions "diverted the shooter and without a doubt saved many lives."
