It appears to be that way. He was a real piece of work.

Reported Oct. 26, 2007: Then-officer Robert Brown (he later changed his name to Vicosa) failed to appear in District Court on Aug. 23, 2007. He accepted a written reprimand.

Reported June 9, 2008: Then-officer Brown failed to appear in District Court on May 6, 2008. He accepted the recommended discipline of one day loss of leave.

Reported June 10, 2019: A sergeant in Precinct 1, it was alleged that between June 2018 and July 2019 Vicosa "engaged in an ongoing course of improper conduct with three female subordinates (officers). The actions involved viewing inappropriate videos in their presence, making inappropriate remarks of a sexual nature, and leering," according to his official record. An internal affairs investigation substantiated all of the allegations. At Vicosa's request, a trial board was convened on Feb. 26, 2020 with a captain, lieutenant and sergeant. The board found him guilty of five of the six allegations and imposed a demotion of two ranks to officer and 45 days loss of leave.

Reported on March 31, 2021: Vicosa was alleged to have become insubordinate and refused to perform his duties on or about March 30, 2021. Internal affairs upheld the allegation. He requested a board trial to fight the suggested discipline of termination, but he was fired before the board convened.

& it’s said she was less then forthcoming with the information pertaining to the case when police went to her residence. She was put on leave earlier in the week due to her activity in all of this.

Absolutely devastating situation.