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14:14Now PlayingA Minnesota drug dealer who was about to hear his guilty verdict read in court told officers he needed to use the bathroom and never came back. Michael Harlan was convicted of third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter for selling fentanyl to Cole Linnell, who allegedly believed the pills to be oxy. The Law&Crime Network’s Jesse Weber sits down with former US Marshal Art Roderick to talk about Harlan’s capture in another state.
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