York County Regional Police Department has agreed to pay $3 million to Marisa Vicosa, whose children were kidnapped and murdered by her husband, Robert, in 2021.
to the abduction of her daughters by their father, Robert Vicosa, who eventually killed them.
Scenes from a 2021 candlelight vigil held in memory of Gigi and Minah Vicosa who were killed by their father, Robert Vicosa. Harvey Levine | Special to PennLiveGoodman filed the settlement on Tuesday, and York County Judge Clyde W. Vedder approved it Friday. However, Miller’s response hinged on approval from superiors such as York County Regional Police Department Lieutenant Kenneth Schollenberger and Chief Tim Damon. The two quashed any plan for initial response to the hostage situation, according to the unfiled lawsuit.
Instead, they agreed to get an emergency protection from abuse order against Robert Vicosa, and a search warrant for the residence that night. However, a decision was made to delay service of the search warrant until Monday, Nov. 15, when police assumed the girls would be at school.By the time police searched the home at 3 p.m. Nov. 15, Robert Vicosa had fled with the girls.
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