"Jake and Rebecca Haro of Cabazon each pleaded not guilty on Thursday, Sept. 4, to charges of murder and filing a false police report in connection with the disappearance of their 7-month-old son, Emmanuel. Prosecutors say they believe the baby is dead. His body had not been found. Both parents are jailed in protective custody, held in lieu of $1 million each."
"Jeff Moore, Rebecca Haro's attorney, noted to Superior Court Judge Gary Polk that the crimes are alleged to have occurred in Cabazon, which is closer to the Banning Justice Center than to Riverside. Moore said he believes the Banning courthouse would be a more appropriate venue for the case. Polk invited Moore to file a motion to that effect. A move certainly would not be for the convenience of attorneys."
Jake and Rebecca Haro of Cabazon pleaded not guilty to murder and filing a false police report in connection with the disappearance of their 7-month-old son, Emmanuel. Prosecutors state they believe the baby is dead and the body has not been found. Both parents are jailed in protective custody, each held in lieu of $1 million. A next hearing was scheduled for Sept. 16 at the Riverside County Hall of Justice. Rebecca Haro's attorney asked the judge to consider moving venue to the Banning Justice Center because the alleged crimes occurred in Cabazon. The judge invited a formal motion. Widespread media attention has surrounded the hearings.
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