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Problem:NEW YORK (AP) — The Latest on the arrest of a mother at a New York City social services office (all times local): 
  
 4:45 p.m.: 
  
 A judge has ordered the release of a mother jailed after she was violently separated from her toddler son by police in a videotaped encounter at a New York City social services office. 
  
 Tuesday's order freeing Jazmine Headley came hours after Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said he was dropping all charges against her stemming from Friday's incident. 
  
 Headley was being held at New York City's Rikers Island jail facility on a warrant issued in a New Jersey credit card fraud case. She's due to appear in court Wednesday on that matter. 
  
 Headley was arrested in Brooklyn after a dispute with a guard in a crowded waiting room. Video showing officers yanking Headley's 18-month-old son from her arms sparked criticism of the police response. 
  
 Gonzalez said he was "horrified by the violence depicted in the video." 
  
 12:45 p.m. 
  
 Brooklyn's district attorney has dismissed all charges against a mother who was violently separated from her toddler son by police in a videotaped encounter at a city social services office. 
  
 Jazmine Headley has been in jail since Friday, when she was arrested after a dispute with a guard in a crowded waiting room. 
  
 District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said Tuesday that he was "horrified by the violence depicted in the video." It showed officers yanking Headley's 18-month-old son from her arms. 
  
 He said "the consequences this young and desperate mother has already suffered as a result of this arrest far outweigh any conduct that may have led to it." 
  
 It was unclear when Headley might be released from jail. She remained held Tuesday on an unrelated warrant issued in New Jersey. ||||| [What you need to know to start the day: Get New York Today in your inbox.] 
  
 The Brooklyn district attorney on Tuesday dropped charges against a mother whose son was torn from her arms as she was arrested in a Brooklyn government office last week, after an online video of the incident provoked widespread outrage. 
  
 The woman, Jazmine Headley, 23, was released from Rikers Island, where she has been held for five days, at 9 p.m. and was reunited with her baby boy a half-hour later, family members said. She still faces charges in a credit card fraud case from 2016 in Mercer County, N.J., where she must return to court on Wednesday. 
  
 Earlier in the day, Justice Craig S. Walker ordered Ms. Headley released during a hearing in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn. The judge said that the video of Ms. Headley’s arrest was a “horrific scene that was broadcast all over the United States.” He said that both Ms. Headley’s experience during her arrest and “the amount of time she has served” factored into his decision. 
  
 On Friday, Ms. Headley was sitting with her 1-year-old son, Damone, on the floor of an office in the Human Resources Administration building in Boerum Hill, where she had gone to try to get her child-care benefits reinstated. She had brought her son along because his day care center had informed her the city was no longer paying his fee, her lawyer and a family member said. |||||
Solution:
The woman whose 18-month-old son was violently yanked from her arms by NYPD officers has had the charges against her in that incident dropped. Jazmine Headley was arrested in Brooklyn Friday after a security guard at a city social services office asked her to move and she allegedly refused; the woman who recorded the incident (in a video that went viral, bringing attention to the case) said Headley and her son had been sitting on the floor because all the seats were taken. Police were called and a struggle ensued in which Headley's toddler son was taken from her. She was charged with resisting arrest, acting in a manner injurious to a child, obstructing governmental administration, and trespassing, but the Brooklyn DA dismissed all those charges Tuesday. Headley initially remained jailed at New York City's Rikers Island on an unrelated New Jersey warrant, but later Tuesday a judge ordered her released, the AP reports. According to the New York Times, the executive director of Brooklyn Defender Services explained the New Jersey case Tuesday, saying Headley was in a car with four people when it was pulled over; police allegedly found stolen credit cards inside the car. Though Headley was quickly released and had only been charged with a misdemeanor, she couldn't get back to New Jersey for a court date and a warrant was issued for her arrest. She was at the government office Friday in an attempt to get childcare benefits reinstated for her son, who was with her at the time because his daycare had just informed her the city had stopped paying his fee. The 23-year-old initially remained jailed on the question of whether she would be extradited to New Jersey; instead, she was expected to be released Tuesday but must appear in court Wednesday for the credit card case. (A woman who says she killed in self-defense when she was a teen was sentenced to 51 years.)