CRIMEAug 1 · 13:00 UTCLA TIMES CALIFORNIAClara Harter

Riverside County failed to act on reported abuse before baby Emmanuel's death, suit alleges

A lawsuit filed on behalf of Emmanuel's 3-year-old sister alleges that the Riverside County Department of Public Social Services failed to properly investigate a 2024 report of abuse in the Haro household, which is linked to the baby's death.

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