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David Frigaard, 46, was shot and killed early Saturday in Mahtomedi. He was an art teacher at Park High School in Cottage Grove and owned a bar in Willernie, Minn. Police said they have a 19-year-old suspect from Pine Springs in custody. Updated 1 minute ago
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