Roseau: Shayleigh McKay Held on Contempt Charge
Roseau (trfnews.i234.me) — Shayleigh J. McKay, 22, was booked in Roseau County on August 26, 2026.
The Roseau County Sheriff’s Office is listed as the arresting agency.
The custody record lists one misdemeanor contempt of court charge against McKay.
Total bail was listed at $0.00 in the information provided.
Constructive Contempt Charge Listed
The booking record describes the charge as constructive contempt of court.
The listed description references misbehavior in office or willful neglect or violation of duty.
The custody report does not describe the alleged conduct behind the charge.
It also does not identify the duty allegedly neglected or violated.
No details about the underlying court matter were included in the booking information.
File booking image of Shayleigh J. McKay from May 2026. Previously published by northwestmnnow.com.
McKay’s current charge is listed as a misdemeanor.
Minnesota’s constructive contempt law can be reviewed through the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes.
The state’s criminal contempt provisions are available under Minnesota Statute 588.20.
No Release Date Listed
The booking record lists August 26 as McKay’s custody date.
No release date was included in the information provided to northwestmnnow.com.
The record lists total bail at $0.00.
That figure does not explain whether additional court action is required before release.
No court date was included in the supplied booking information.
The record also does not identify a related court case number.
More Information May Come From Court Records
Further details may become available through public court filings.
The Minnesota Judicial Branch provides access to many public court records.
County information is also available through the Roseau County website.
The booking record contains only limited information about the contempt allegation.
northwestmnnow.com has not added details about the underlying matter because none were provided.
The listed charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt.
McKay is presumed innocent unless proven guilty through the court process.
I’m Daniel Mercer reporting for northwestmnnow.com.
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