Photo date from Canon CRII to Jpeg

When I edit Canon Raw II photos in Photoshop Elements 8, the program replaces the Meta File information about Date Taken with the date when
the Jpeg file was created.
This is a big problem in law enforcement photography.
Is there a solution?
Operating System: Windows XP

CR2 images usually open in Adobe Camera Raw and then PSE when you click open.
To preserve original metadata use the Save As or Save command; not Save for Web.

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