A California native is among the victims of a mass shooting at an In-N-Out location in Idaho. The victim has been identified as Christopher Claunch. His family has confirmed his death in the shooting. Claunch's sister resides in Rosamond, which is located north of Lancaster. Further details about the incident are available from ABC7 News, including information about the shooting and its victims.
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