The charging of Jake and Rebecca Haro of the murder of their baby Emmanuel has caused the Riverside district attorney and sheriff to question both the handling of a prior case against Jake and the involvement of social media creators.

Riverside District Attorney Michael Hestrin and Sheriff Chad Bianco both said at an Aug. 27 press conference that Jake should be in prison after pleading guilty to the felony abuse of his other daughter with his ex-wife. Without naming Acting Riverside Superior Judge Dwight Moore, they criticized his decision to suspend Jake’s six-year prison sentence and place him on probation. 

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