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Arson Arrest, Cottage Grove, Oct. 21
Arson Arrest, Cottage Grove, Oct. 21
Arson Arrest, Cottage Grove, Oct. 21

Published on: 10/21/2025

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On October 19th at about 3 p.m., Lane County Sheriff’s deputies responded to assist fire personnel with a mobile home fire in the 34800 block of Shoreview Drive, east of Cottage Grove. Firefighters determined the home was unoccupied. Witnesses reported the resident, Leia Kimberly Shaw, 38, of Cottage Grove, had left in a vehicle just before the fire started.  Deputies were searching the area for Shaw when a vehicle fire was reported at Bake Stewart Park, near Row River Road milepost 11. Deputies located Shaw nearby a short time later.  After additional investigation by the Fire Marshal and deputies, Shaw was arrested and lodged at the Lane County Jail on two counts of Arson in the 1st Degree.  Thanks to South Lane Fire & Rescue for their assistance with this incident.

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