HARVEY, Ill. - Charges against Harvey Alderwoman Colby Chapman have been dropped, according to the Cook County State's Attorney's Office.

Chapman, who represents the city’s 2nd Ward, was arrested during an April 28 city council meeting on allegations of disorderly conduct and resisting a police officer.

What we know:

FOX 32 cameras captured the moment officers removed her from the chamber. At the time, Chapman said the arrest was retaliation for her vocal criticism of city leadership under Mayor Christopher Clark.

A Harvey city spokesperson previously said Chapman was removed for "repeatedly disrupting the meeting proceedings."

The meeting eventually resumed with attendees being let back in and lasted about 30 minutes before properly ending.

This marks the second time charges again

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