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‘He undoubtedly saved lives': ISP names off-duty cop who confronted gunman in Idaho In-N-Out shooting

TWIN FALLS, Idaho — Idaho State Police Specialist Steve McClain was off-duty when he heard gunshots ring through the drive-thru window of the In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls on Aug. 1.

Out of uniform, the officer leapt into the line of fire.

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Idaho State Police on Tuesday identified McClain as the off-duty officer who returned fire at an armed gunman outside the Twin Falls restaurant earlier this month. As a victim who had been shot at, himself, his identity was previously withheld.

Video released by Twin Falls police on Friday shows McClain in a white T-shirt vaulting over the counter once the shooting began, drawing his sidearm and returning fire. The bullets drove the shooter, 24-year-old Chad Williams, back from the window. McClain then directed employees out of the kitchen and, later, the building, according to Twin Falls Police Chief Matthew Hicks.

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Police and gun experts say ‘Idaho Shoots Back’ is a risky proposition at best

Roland Beres was an anchor in Boise in the '90s. He spent ten years at a station in Madison, Wisconsin, and returned to Boise in 2011 to work for KIVI.

BOISE, Idaho — The three armed people who took on an active shooter in Twin Falls on August 1 have been hailed as heroes. One man in particular, identified as Jordan Salinas, was seen in a viral video shooting back at the suspected gunman.

Now, like it or not, Idaho has a new slogan associated with those actions: “Idaho shoots back.” That's a motto on merchandise that quickly found its way online… but is engaging an active shooter with limited training a good idea? Idaho News 6 talked to police and gun experts about their reaction to that motto.

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