Son of Millennium Dome gem raider jailed for beating up and robbing cabbie
Louis Betson, whose father, Ray Betson, was part of the gang that tried to steal £200m in gems from the Dome in 2000, has been sentenced to two years at a young offenders institution
THE son of Millennium Dome gems raid mastermind Ray Betson beat up and robbed a cabbie.
Louis Betson dragged Abdul Majidi from the taxi and screamed: “You don’t know who I am.”
The 20-year-old then punched and kicked him before stealing £100 cash.
Betson had told him his mum Susan Foster would pay the £15 fare.
But the thug refused to hand over the cash and flipped in Gillingham, Kent.
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He was convicted of robbery at Maidstone crown court and sentenced to two years and three months at a young offenders institution.
Dad Ray, now 56, and his gang tried to steal £200million worth of gems from an exhibition at the Dome, now the O2, in South London in 2000.
He was jailed after cops got a tip-off and caught them red-handed.