( CNN ) -- Prosecutors on Friday dropped human trafficking charges against a Saudi princess , saying a domestic servant living with her in Southern California was not being held against her will as previously alleged . Meshael Alayban , 42 , was charged in July after the 30-year-old woman alleged that , among other things , she was n't free to leave Alayban 's condominium in Irvine . But an extensive investigation after Alayban 's arrest determined that while the servant might have believed the allegations , the woman 's movements were n't restrained and Alayban was n't guilty , Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas told reporters outside a courtroom after a judge dismissed the case Friday morning . `` The evidence indicates very strongly at this point that the ( domestic servant ) was not actually the victim of human trafficking , and so this case had to be dismissed , '' Rackauckas said . Alayban , one of the wives of Saudi Prince Abdulrahman bin Nasser bin Abdulaziz al Saud , was arrested and charged after the servant , originally from Kenya , left the condominium , flagged down a bus and then talked to police . The woman accused Alayban of paying her only $ 220 month , significantly less than the $ 1,600 a month she said she was promised . The woman also claimed that she was denied medical care , and that , when she arrived in Saudi Arabia to work for the family before following Alayban to California , the family confiscated her passport , authorities said . But a post-charging investigation revealed that the `` original terms of her employment were not what had been stated , '' and that the other allegations also did n't bear out , Rackauckas said . `` The fact is she did receive medical care , and ... there really was not the restriction of her movements and her freedom to come and go as she certainly believed , '' Rackauckas said . Rackauckas said the movements of the family 's other four workers were not restricted . `` I do n't think ( the servant ) was lying to us . I think that there was a lot of misunderstanding and misapprehension , '' Rackauckas said , . One of Alayban 's attorneys , Paul Meyer , told reporters he thanks Rackauckas `` for standing up and doing the right thing . '' `` Our sense is justice was done in this case , '' Meyer said . `` The princess is innocent , and we are now satisfied that 's been shown . '' Alayban 's family and the five workers had traveled to the United States in May . At the time of Alayban 's arrest , police said all five workers were in good health and there were no indications of physical abuse . This would have been the first forced labor human trafficking case to be prosecuted in Orange County under California 's Proposition 35 , which passed in November and increased the penalty for human trafficking . CNN 's Michael Martinez and Chandrika Narayan contributed to this report .
District attorney : Meshael ##ban did n't hold domestic servant against her will . Servant also claimed that she was denied health care and that she was n't paid as promised . Prosecutor : Servant did get health care , and other servant did n't hold up . Alayban was arrested in court after servant went to police .