Saudi princess

In court Thursday, the judge approved a protective order that would prohibit Alayban from contacting the alleged victim or people close to her.

In court Thursday, the judge approved a protective order that would prohibit Alayban from contacting the alleged victim or people close to her.

Residents at the sprawling, luxury residential complex where Alayban lived described it as ethnically diverse and home to a large and wealthy Middle Eastern community.

State Department pamphlet on human trafficking, officials said.

Tony Rackauckas made a rare appearance in court to represent the prosecution.

She will have to wear a GPS monitoring unit and will not be allowed to leave Orange County without approval of the court.

In court Thursday, the judge approved a protective order that would prohibit Alayban from contacting the alleged victim or people close to her.

The woman left the complex Tuesday, carrying a suitcase and a U.S.

Residents at the sprawling, luxury residential complex where Alayban lived described it as ethnically diverse and home to a large and wealthy Middle Eastern community.

The servant has only been identified in court as Jane Doe.

Orange County prosecutors identified Alayban as one of the wives of Saudi Prince Abdulrahman bin Nasser bin Abdulaziz al Saud.

Some said that residents sometimes come in for summers and a valet at the Astoria towers – more of the sections in the Central Park West complex -- said there are a lot of Saudis and residents from Qatar living there.

Residents at the sprawling, luxury residential complex where Alayban lived described it as ethnically diverse and home to a large and wealthy Middle Eastern community.

She could not be reached for comment, but in a statement to the Los Angeles Times, her attorney, Paul S. Meyer, said there was no physical abuse, no physical restraint and that the complaints were about hours worked and wages paid.

She could not be reached for comment, but in a statement to the Los Angeles Times, her attorney, Paul S. Meyer, said there was no physical abuse, no physical restraint and that the complaints were about hours worked and wages paid.

"We intend to fully investigate this matter, and expect that the truth will resolve it," he said.

Embassy in Saudi Arabia, where she was issued a travel visa.

"We intend to fully investigate this matter, and expect that the truth will resolve it," he said.

Residents at the sprawling, luxury residential complex where Alayban lived described it as ethnically diverse and home to a large and wealthy Middle Eastern community.

"We're gravely concerned about her personal safety and that of her family," said attorney Steve Baric, who represents the Kenyan woman.

Dressed in a jail-issued blue jumpsuit, a woman described by authorities as a Saudi royal princess appeared in an Orange County courtroom Thursday to face human trafficking charges that accuse her of forcing a Kenyan woman to work as a domestic servant.

In addition to the Kenyan woman, police said officers found four other workers being held under similar circumstances at Alayban's resident.

Meshael Alayban, who stood in a gated section of the courtroom and had her hair pulled straight back, uttered “Yes your honor” several times during the brief appearance in the Santa Ana courtroom.

No charges have been filed in relation to the four other women but Rackauckas said further charges are possible.

In addition to the Kenyan woman, police said officers found four other workers being held under similar circumstances at Alayban's resident.

Dressed in a jail-issued blue jumpsuit, a woman described by authorities as a Saudi royal princess appeared in an Orange County courtroom Thursday to face human trafficking charges that accuse her of forcing a Kenyan woman to work as a domestic servant.