The Twin Falls community is united in support of Terry Dudley, a North Star Taxi driver who was seriously injured during the tragic mass shooting that unfolded near the newly opened In-N-Out Burger on Saturday, August 1, 2026. Dudley was on the job, charging his Tesla taxi at a Supercharger station across the parking lot from the restaurant, when gunfire suddenly erupted. According to his family and coworkers, the shooter opened fire without warning, turning what should have been an ordinary afternoon into a scene of unimaginable chaos. Terry was struck by a bullet that reportedly passed through the door of his vehicle before lodging near his neck. Despite suffering severe injuries, he survived the attack and was rushed to a local hospital before being transferred to a medical facility in Boise, where he continues to undergo multiple surgeries. His family says one of his lungs partially collapsed, requiring emergency treatment, and his condition remains part of a long road to recovery.

As emergency crews and law enforcement responded to the shooting, Terry’s quick actions helped alert others to the unfolding tragedy. His son, Michael Dudley, said his father managed to contact his boss after being shot. His boss’s girlfriend rushed to the Tesla charging station, where she discovered Terry and other victims before immediately notifying authorities. Family members described the emotional shock of seeing Terry in critical condition while also coping with false reports circulating online that incorrectly claimed he had died. Those reports added another layer of heartbreak for loved ones already facing an overwhelming situation. Terry’s family has urged the public to rely on verified information and has expressed gratitude that, despite his serious injuries, he survived the attack.