Greeley police said Thursday they have completed their investigation of allegations against former Colorado state Rep. Rochelle Galindo.

In a news release, police said that “citations have been issued” in connection with a case involving “unlawful acts.”

Documents related to the case obtained by 9News indicate that the citations were issued for allegedly serving alcohol to a person under age 21 last year.

Also cited was Fabio Cordeiro, who served as Galindo’s campaign manager, according to the documents. The citations, dated Wednesday, call for Galindo and Cordeiro to appear in court on two different dates in July.

Police declined to answer questions about the matter.

“Limited information will be available due to the nature of this incident and the fact this is considered a juvenile case,” the release says.

Meanwhile, the Greeley Tribune reports that, following an investigation into allegations of sexual assault, “police did not find evidence to bring charges of sexual assault and closed the case at the request of the  reporting party.”

The newspaper said police looked into allegations of sex with a campaign worker.

On May 12, Galindo abruptly announced she was resigning her seat in the Colorado House of Representatives, adding in a statement that “the allegations against me are false,” without saying what the allegations were.

Police later confirmed that an investigation of the ex-lawmaker was underway. Authorities reportedly had received two complaints against Galindo.