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The 2005 rampage of a Red Lake High School student left 10 people dead and seven injured.
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Minnesota officials moved to increase security in schools following the fatal shootings in Red Lake and Rocori High School. Cathy Wurzer spoke with Minnesota State Education Commissioner Alice Seagren about recent legislation aimed at making schools safer.

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Red Lake High School
The 2005 rampage of a Red Lake High School student left 10 people dead and seven injured.
MPR Photo/Tom Robertson