Pinellas Park officer, two medics hurt in U.S. 19 crash

Pinellas Park officer, two medics hurt in U.S. 19 crash
By Aaron Sharockman, Chris Zuppa and Brant James, Times Staff Writers
Posted: Sep 07, 2009 11:25 PM
PINELLAS PARK — A Pinellas Park police officer and two Sunstar paramedics were injured late Monday after a car hit their vehicles as they responded to a call on U.S. 19 N near 49th Street. The officer and emergency responders, and at least two others, were transported to area hospitals.
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Pinellas Park officer two medics hurt in U.S. 19 crash

Couple's fairy tale life ends as lethal mystery

Couple's fairy tale life ends as lethal mystery
By Stephanie Garry, Times staff writer
In print: Sunday, September 28, 2008


PINELLAS PARK — The young couple welcomed the New Year from the swanky Don CeSar Beach Resort.

Wearing silly hats and grinning at the camera, Owen Lollar and Paula Dale-Lollar had reason to celebrate. Married six years, they flew all over the world after collecting an inheritance. Pictures showed them at a ski slope, posing in front of a Christmas tree and drinking with friends.

They had "a very, very loving relationship," said Owen's stepbrother, Jason Armstrong, 33.

So how did they end up shot to death in a pickup truck in an abandoned parking lot on Monday?

Police think it was a murder suicide and wonder how the couple fell so far.

The family isn't so sure.
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When you read the rest of this story, you won't be so sure it was murder-suicide either.

Pinellas Park murder-suicide victims identified

September 24, 2008
Pinellas Park murder-suicide victims identified
PINELLAS PARK -- The people killed in an apparent murder-suicide were identified today as Owen Jay Lollar, 34, and Paula Dale-Lollar, 35.

Investigators believe Owen Lollar shot Paula Lollar and then himself. Their last known address was on Lynne Lake Drive S in St. Petersburg.

On Monday, a passer-by found the bodies in a pickup truck at a vacant business at 10222 MCI Drive. Police found a handgun at the scene.

Stephanie Garry, Times Staff Writer
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Pinellas Park police suspect murder-suicide

Two found shot dead; Pinellas Park police suspect murder-suicide
PINELLAS PARK -- A man and a woman were found shot dead inside a pickup truck discovered around 7:15 p.m., according to the Pinellas Park Police Department, which is calling tonight's incident a possible murder-suicide.
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