then they joined forces with an advocacy group. >> i happened to be on a telephone call with laura dunnsaid, i saw your client in the news, the whole country did, and i want to let her know that the coalition supports her. it was about a week later that i met with shannon and laura and decided at that point to work together to push shannon's case forward. >> reporter: last week, adams county district attorney brine sinnet filed that charge of sexual assault. >> shannon burst into tears. she has been fighting for over seven years. as her attorney, my mind was on to the next. when is this arrest going to be effected? we don't want to see him abscond from justice. >> the simplest way to track fugitives overseas is to use the fbi. virtually every country in the world is covered by an fbi agent that's stationed in that particular country. >> reporter: cleary did not respond to abc news' request for comment. >> it's extremely important, despite the fact that he may be in another country, to continue to place the case in front of the public here. many times, fugitives make the mistake of using

attorney laura dunn says the lack of action on the part of prosecutors. >> is common in this country, especially as it relates to assault on college campuses. too often prosecutors to find to bring charges. and i want to be very clear as of our lawyer. but the standard for bringing criminal charges as probable cause and yet you will hear of prosecutors say, well, i can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt. so i'm not even going to bring a charge that is not the standard that is prosecutors looking out for themselves. try to have winning records, not trying to enforce the law as public servants to give justice to survivors, which is what their job actually is done says what change prosecutors minds was this. >> facebook messages. they say the suspect sent cuellar in december of 2019 where they say he admitted to sexually assaulting her. so i raped you. i'll never do it to anyone ever again. >> we know from the messages he has some sense of guilt or responsibility. so we are asking him to cooperate to turn himself in and really to put an end. to this. this kind ordeal. the show has been su

keillor's attorney laura dunn says her client never stop putting the pressure on law enforcement to prosecute until this week her pleas were ignored no survivor should have to go public share his story and put this amount of pressure district to have charges brought. >> and yet that's necessary hoping shannon's case can wake a lot of prosecutors law enforcement up that we need to be doing better by campus assault survivors in every single case written confession or not. >> dunn says what changed their mind was this facebook messages. they say the suspect sent killer in december of 2019 where they say he admitted to sexually assaulting her. so i raped you. i'll never do it to anyone ever again. but keillor's attorney is not convinced. we have concerns that maybe he's done this before. what happened to shannon. >> possibly also also after what happened to shannon. so if there are any other survivors out there. we obviously encouraged them to report to local law enforcement. well, clear is from saratoga police don't know where he is now. and the search for him could encompass all of the united s

attorney laura dunn says the lack of action on the part of prosecutors. >> is common in this country, especially as it relates to assault on college campuses. too often prosecutors to find to bring charges. and i want to be very clear as of our lawyer. but the standard for bringing criminal charges as probable cause and yet you will hear of prosecutors say why can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt so i'm not even going to bring a charge that is not the standard that is prosecutors looking out for themselves. try to have winning records, not trying to enforce the law as public servants to give justice to survivors, which is what their job actually is done says what change prosecutors minds was this. >> facebook messages. they say the suspect sent cuellar in december of 2019 where they say he admitted to sexually assaulting her. so i raped you. i'll never do it to anyone ever again. >> we know from the messages he has some sense of guilt or responsibility. so we are asking him to cooperate to turn himself in and really to put an end. to this. this kind of ordeal. the show has been suffe

attorney laura dunn says the lack of action on the part of prosecutors. >> is common in this country, especially as it relates to assault on college campuses. too often prosecutors to find to bring charges. and i want to be very clear as of our lawyer. but the standard for bringing criminal charges as probable cause and yet you will hear of prosecutors say why can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt so i'm not even going to bring a charge that is not the standard that is prosecutors looking out for themselves. try to have winning records, not trying to enforce the law as public servants to give justice to survivors, which is what their job actually is done says what change prosecutors minds was this. >> facebook messages. they say the suspect sent cuellar in december of 2019 where they say he admitted to sexually assaulting her. so i raped you. i'll never do it to anyone ever again. >> we know from the messages he has some sense of guilt or responsibility. so we are asking him to cooperate to turn himself in and really to put an end. to this. this kind of ordeal. the show has been suffe

attorney laura dunn says the lack of action on the part of prosecutors. >> is common in this country, especially as it relates to assault on college campuses. too often prosecutors declined to bring charges and i want to be very clear as of our lawyer. but the standard for bringing criminal charges as probable cause and yet you will hear of prosecutors say why can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt. so i'm not even going to bring a charge that is not the standard that is prosecutors looking out for themselves. try to have winning records, not trying to enforce the law as public servants to give justice to survivors, which is what their job actually is done says what change prosecutors minds was this. >> facebook messages. they say the suspect sent cuellar in december of 2019 where they say he admitted to sexually assaulting her. so i raped you. i'll never do it to anyone ever again. >> we know from the messages he has some sense of guilt or responsibility. so we are asking him to cooperate to turn himself in and really to put an end. to this. this kind ordeal. the show has been sufferi

attorney laura dunn says the lack of action on the part of prosecutors. >> is common in this country,y as it relates to assault on college campuses. too often prosecutors to find to bring charges. and i want to be very clear as of our lawyer. but the standard for bringing criminal charges as probable cause and yet you will hear of prosecutors say why can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt so i'm not even going to bring a charge that is not the standard that is prosecutors looking out for themselves. try to have winning records, not trying to enforce the law as public servants to give justice to survivors, which is what their job actually is done says what change prosecutors minds was this. >> facebook messages. they say the suspect sent cuellar in december of 2019 where they say he admitted to sexually assaulting her. so i raped you. i'll never do it to anyone ever again. >> we know from the messages he has some sense of guilt or responsibility. so we are asking him to cooperate to turn himself in and really to put an end to this. this kind of ordeal. the show has been suffering ever s

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legal analyst, and let's start with what happened on capitol hill today, laura, and i want earn to hear from officer harry dunn, he talks about a pro trump mob calling him the n-word, watch this. ? one woman in a pink maga shirt yelled, you hear that guys? this -- voted for joe biden. then the crowd, perhaps around 20 people joined in screaming boo -- [ expletive ] no one had called me a "n" while wearing the uniform of a capitol police officer. after, others shared their stories. one officer told me he had never, in his entire 40 years of life been called a "n" to his face and that streak ended on january 6th, yet another black officer later told me he had been confronted by insurrectionists in the capitol who told him, put your gun down, and we will show you what kind of "n" you really. >> hm-mm. does get more explicit than that, and he said that 20 people all chimed in, laura, look. clear racial aspect to the insurrection and clear racial aspect to the events. >> and i could not help but go back to what it was like for black military members. some lynched for having the audacity is to have them, to remind y

officer dunn who testified today previously defended the violent and deadly george floyd riots in kenosha, isn't that part of the double standard you and your colleague are trying to get at? >> laura, he also attacked you year ago on twitter, he later deleted his tweet. he is obviously has very strong partisan feelings and you got t see that unfold display today. everything that you saw today was carefully scripted by speaker pelosi and her staff, even the statements that these police officers read, you could tell at times they didn't write the statements, they were merel reading them as they stumbled over some of the right words they weren't familiar with as they were reading. this was carefully scripted, even obviously the members of congress who we're selected to be in the room were picked at republicans including liz chene and adam can figure, by the way those two do not want republicans to win back the majority next year they want democrats to remain in control and the american people should keep that in mind, especially republicans in their states and in their districts knowing thes two would rather nancy pelosi stay in charge and the radical democrats advanced they're socia

laura coates and analyst philip mudd. good to see you in person. thank you so much for joining. let's start with what happened on capitol todhill today. i want everyone to hear from harry dunnhim the n-word. >> one woman in a pink maga shirt yelled, you hear that guys? this nigger voted for joe biden. then the crowd, perhaps around 20 people, joined in screaming, boo, fucking nigger. no one had ever, ever called me a nigger while wearing the uniform of a capitol police officer. in the days following the attempted insurrection, other black officers shared with me their own stories of racial abuse on january 6th. one officer told me he had never in his entire 40 years of life been called a nigger to his face, and that streak ended on january 6th. yet another black officer later told me he had been confronted by insurrectionists in the capitol who told him, put your gun down, and we'll show you what kind of nigger you really are. >> it doesn't get more explicit than that. then he says that 20 people all chimed in. laura, look, clear racial aspect to the insurrection and what is happening in the country, but clear racial aspect to those events. >> absolutely. i couldn't help wh