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Editor’s column

A few days ago I had a chat with Ron Webster, the Deputy District Attorney who led the prosecution against the 2011 Cinnamon Creek Killers.

Two of the three were scheduled for a Jan. 28 resentencing hearing, now scheduled for Feb. 25, under the state’s new law on murder convictions through the natural and probable consequences doctrine.

The crime

On Jan. 5, 2011, John David Salazar drove Adrian Powers and Anthony Legaspi, armed with a gun provided by Jose Lara, to Redlands’ Cinnamon Creek Apartments, according to court testimony.

Legaspi fired on

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