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Interviews Outside The Arraignment of Jake/Rebecca Haro

INCIDENT DATE/TIME: 8-26-25, 1:30 p.m. LOCATION: 4100 Main St (Riverside Superior Court AREA/CITY: Riverside DETAILS: NOTE: There are three SOT’s from people outside of the courthouse where the arraignment took place, one who was inside the court room. RIVERSIDE  – The parents of a 7-month-old toddler reported missing earlier this month in San Bernardino County were charged Tuesday with his alleged murder in Riverside County. Jake Mitchell Haro, 32, and Rebecca Renee Haro, 41, of Cabazon were arrested last week following a San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department investigation into the disappearance of Emmanuel Haro. Along with murder, the defendants are charged with filing a false police report, which is a misdemeanor. The search for the missing baby’s remains is ongoing in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. The parents were slated to make a joint initial court appearance at the Riverside Hall of Justice Tuesday afternoon. Jake Haro is being held without bail at the Smith Correctional Facility in Banning; his wife is being held without bail at the Robert Presley Jail in Riverside. They were taken into custody Friday at their Ramona Street residence, based on a missing person probe that soon turned to a homicide investigation. San Bernardino County sheriff’s personnel were examining potential body dump sites along the Moreno Valley (60) Freeway in the Badlands at the end of last week, without success. The toddler was reported missing in the 34000 block of Yucaipa Boulevard in Yucaipa on the evening of Aug. 14. Rebecca Haro informed deputies she had been assaulted while standing near her vehicle, changing her child’s diaper outside a Big 5 Sporting Goods. The defendant suggested she was knocked out, and the assailant fled with Emmanuel. “As soon as I got up, I couldn’t find my son,” she told reporters. “I checked all around my truck.” Investigators uncovered inconsistencies in Haro’s initial statement, at which point she reportedly refused to voluntarily speak further with law enforcement. San Bernardino County sheriff’s detectives served search warrants at the Haro home with the help of K9 units, and “a large amount of surveillance video” was obtained from areas of interest for review by the sheriff’s department on Aug. 18, according to the agency. Jake Haro sought an attorney’s counsel after his wife ended her cooperation with the investigation, according to reports. Based on evidence collected, detectives determined the purported kidnapping in Yucaipa didn’t happen, they said, ultimately determining the victim was dead. According to reports, Jake Haro and his former partner, identified as Vanessa Avina, were charged with child cruelty in 2018, after the couple allegedly harmed their son. Haro admitted child endangerment and was placed on four years’ felony probation. The probationer was allegedly arrested again in July 2024 in Banning on suspicion of illegal possession of a loaded firearm. That case hasn’t been resolved. Court documents also revealed that Isabel Rebecca Gonzalez, Haro’s former spouse, filed a domestic violence retraining order on Aug. 19 against him, and the request sought to protect the couple’s son, Eli Mitchell Haro. “Jake has a criminal past,” attorney Vincent Hughes, who represented Haro in the 2023 child cruelty case, told the Los Angeles Times. “We’re not running from that, but the facts of that case are a lot different than the facts of this case. And one crime doesn’t mean that you’ve committed every other crime known to man, especially to take your own child.” Rebecca Haro has no documented prior felony convictions in Riverside County. Injured? We are on your side. https://www.pedramlaw.com Join this channel to support our photographers:    / @onscenetv   For licensing, contact info@onscene.tv Follow our other platforms! IG - https://www.instagram.com/onscenetv/?... FB -   / onscenetv