Attorneys representing Emmanuel Haro’s 3-year-old claimed Riverside County failed to protect the children from their abusive parents, ultimately leading to the 7-month-old’s death last year.
“The County’s failure to timely intervene cost [Emmanuel Haro’s sister] her relationship with her brother and Emmanuel his life,” attorneys wrote in the complaint.
In the complaint, the attorneys argued that Riverside County’s Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) failed to follow its own protocols and botched risk assessments after law enforcement found a gun in Rebecca Haro’s purse in July 2024, less than a year before Emmanuel Haro was born…