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How to stop checkbox event bubbling with bootstrap checkbox and jquery

I'm having what appears to be an unsolved issue that I'm hoping someone has the answer these days.

Essentially as per the title, I have a checkbox inside a bootstrap card which has a .on("click"..) that toggles the checkbox. However, I cannot get the checkbox to not bubble it's event up to the card essentially making clicking on the check box useless.

I have tried every combination of

event.stopPropogation()
event.preventDefault()
event.stopImmediatePropogation()
return false 

there is and nothing stops it. I have done this on both click and change events.

I saw in this thread there's something called legacy-pre-activation-behavior but no solution is offered for that.

My HTML (in js) is as follows:

let card = $("<div class='card' style='cursor: pointer'></div>")
let cardHeader = $("<div class='card-header'></div>")
let cardHeaderRow = $("<div class='row'></div>")
let selectAccount = $(`<input type='checkbox' data-uam-linkeditem=${account} class='col-sm-1 btn btn-outline-primary account-select' title='Select Account'/>`)
selectAccount.prop("checked", preCheckBoxes)

selectAccount.on("click", (e) => {
   e.stopPropagation()
   return false
})

selectAccount.on("change", (e) => {
   e.stopPropagation()
   return false
})

card.on('click', (event) => {
   selectAccount.prop("checked", !selectAccount.prop("checked"))
})

card.append(cardHeader)
cardHeader.append(cardHeaderRow)
cardHeaderRow.append(selectAccount)

Any thoughts? Thanks for your time :)

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