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ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. (AP) — Rock Springs High School is tightening security after the mother of a student was accused of assaulting a former student who was visiting the school.
Authorities say the woman attacked an 18-year-old man over a Facebook posting. The name of the suspect and the victim were not available.
Automatic locking doors have been installed at the high school's front entrance and people are required to check in with school officials.
According to the Rock Springs Rocket-Miner (http://tinyurl.com/ojcllqj ), a video camera and a speaker system will also be installed.
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