Southern California Man Gets Life Without Parole for 4 Murders in Drug Dealing Conflict

SANTA ANA, Calif.—A 33-year-old man was sentenced July 24 to life in prison without the possibility of parole for his part in a plot to kill four men, including three who were scorched in a moving car in Orange in the middle of the day, over a struggle for control of a drug dealing operation.
Raul Gastellum Flores was convicted April 29 of four counts of murder, with special circumstances of killing during a robbery and multiple murders.
Co-defendants Alexis Corral, 31, Juan Fidencio Castro, 34, and Rosario Roman-Lopez, 32, remain at large. Angel De Jesus Barreras, 32, pleaded guilty to robbery in a deal with prosecutors to testify against Mr. Flores and was sentenced in May to time served in jail….