Jordan Salinas, the private citizen who confronted the gunman in the Twin Falls, Idaho, In-N-Out shooting, is speaking publicly about what he witnessed during the attack outside the restaurant. According to the available report, the shooting left three people dead and seven others injured.

Salinas told ABC News that he saw the suspect aiming at vehicles before their confrontation. His account provides an early firsthand description of the chaotic moments as gunfire broke out outside the In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls.

The case has drawn attention because Salinas is being described as a good Samaritan who stepped in during a rapidly unfolding and dangerous situation. His remarks center on the immediate threat he believed was developing as the gunman pointed toward cars near the scene.

The Twin Falls Idaho In-N-Out shooting remains a major story as more information emerges about the victims, the injured and the sequence of events outside the restaurant. Salinas' statement adds to the public picture of how the violence unfolded.