Dramatic footage captured what appeared to be two gunmen opening fire near an In-N-Out Burger in Idaho on Saturday, sending shoppers running for their lives.

Police responded to a parking lot in Twins Falls to what authorities described as an active shooter situation.

In one cellphone video, filmed from inside a nearby vehicle, a man wearing a black T-shirt and blue pants standing between two parked Teslas before aiming what appears to be an AR-style assault rifle at the driver’s-side window of the blue vehicle.

Two shots ring out in quick succession, with a visible muzzle flash accompanying each discharge.

The man then lowers the weapon and briskly walks away before breaking into a run across the parking lot, still carrying the firearm.

The person filming can be heard whispering, “Oh my gosh” moments before the shots.

As the suspected gunman moves away, the camera abruptly drops as the occupants appear to duck for cover. A panicked voice later says, “Get down… I don’t have service.”

Another video shows a man in the drive-thru pull a long gun out of a white sedan.

People in the parking lot can be seen fleeing in the opposite direction across the street.

Twin Falls police confirmed they were responding to an active shooter situation near the In-N-Out along Blue Lakes Boulevard.

Rock Creek Fire Chief Aaron Zent told KMVT that law enforcement was searching the hotel overlooking the visitor center for the shooter.

Authorities shut down the Perrine Bridge and surrounding roads, while nearby businesses were placed on lockdown. Police urged the public to avoid the area. No information on casualties or arrests had been released.

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.