Dubuque, Iowa — A 33-year-old Dubuque woman was taken into custody early Tuesday morning after authorities responded to a report at 2078 Ogilby Rd., according to arrest records.

Shelby Victoria Graham, 33, was arrested at approximately 3:56 a.m. on May 26, 2026. She faces two charges:

1.  Assault While Displaying a Dangerous Weapon (Misdemeanor)

2.  Harassment in the First Degree

The case has been filed as State of Iowa vs. Graham, Shelby Victoria, Case No. 01311 AGCR164298 in Dubuque County.

Court Proceedings (as of May 26, 2026)

Several court documents were filed the same day as the arrest:

•  Criminal complaints were submitted by the Dubuque Police Department.

•  Graham made an initial court appearance before Judge Mark T. Hostager.

•  Judge Hostager set a $5,000 unsecured appearance bond.

•  A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for Tuesday, June 9, 2026, at 10:50 a.m.

•  Judge Hostager also issued a No Contact Order, with copies provided to both the protected party and the defendant.

•  An Order for Discovery was entered by Judge Kellyann M. Lekar.

•  Attorney Benjamin James Wolf filed an appearance on behalf of Graham, along with an application for counsel and financial statement.

Details regarding the specific circumstances of the incident, including the alleged victim, the type of weapon allegedly displayed, or the exact nature of the harassment, were not released in the initial arrest log. Police have not yet issued a formal statement on the case.

The arrest was made by Officer S. Schroeder of the Dubuque Police Department. Graham was booked into the Dubuque County Jail. Additional bond conditions or restrictions may apply due to the No Contact Order.

Court records note:

•  Case Reference: AR 2026003405 / AGCR164298

•  Date of Arrest: May 26, 2026

•  Time of Arrest: 03:56 a.m.

Anyone with information related to this incident is encouraged to contact the Dubuque Police Department. The public is reminded that all individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

This story will be updated as more information becomes available from police, the county attorney’s office, or future court proceedings.