Moment gang ringleader is arrested in her pyjamas after stabbing transgender teen 14 times at ‘roller skating party’

THIS is the moment a gang ringleader was arrested in her pyjamas after stabbing a transgender teen 14 times after lying in wait for her.

Summer Betts-Ramsey, 20, stabbed the 18-year-old victim multiple times in a vicious attack in a car park near Harrow Leisure Centre in north west London.

Police bodycam footage has revealed the moment the "dangerous offender" was arrested in her home following the "abhorrent" stabbing.

The video, dated to the early hours of the morning on 11 February, 2024, saw cops knocking on her door.

After she opens it, officers immediately entered the room and arrested the vicious attacker while she was in her pyjamas.

Putting her hands behind her back, they then handcuffed the 20-year-old and walked her out of her home.

Betts-Ramsey, supported by her group of thugs, had launched an attack on the victim on February 10 last year.

The victim was rushed to hospital at around 7pm following the incident in which she was punched, kicked, and stamped on while the gang spouted vile transphobic slurs.

While she survived the horrific attack, she has been left with "thick scars" and still struggles to sleep after the incident.

The victim has bravely asked police to release the CCTV footage of the attack to show what happened to her.

Betts-Ramsey was today described as a ";dangerous offender" after she carried out the "abhorrent" stabbing as part of a revenge attack.

Bradley Harris, Camron Osei, and Shiloh Hindes, all 18, all later bragged about the attack and taunted their victim.

The group also posted footage of the incident on social media.

The court earlier heard how the mask-clad group had lured the victim to the site under the pretence she had been invited to a roller disco.

But she was "immediately attacked" as she arrived and was stabbed more than a dozen times.

Betts-Ramsey was today sentenced to eight and a half years in youth detention, four and half of which must be served in custody.

Harris, Osei and Hindes were each sentenced to three years in youth detention.

A 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named, was given a youth rehabilitation order.

A 17-year-old girl, who also cannot be named, will be sentenced at a later date after pleading guilty to robbery and possession of cannabis.

A 16-year-old boy received an 18-month supervision order after he admitted grievous bodily harm with intent.

'I AM NOT SURE IF MY LIFE WOULD EVER BE THE SAME AGAIN'

In an impact statement read to the court, the victim said: "I now find it difficult to trust people and it has deeply affected my friendship circle.

"I feel that I have become repressed and am always in fear when leaving my house.

"My attendance at college has dropped significantly, as I am constantly in fear of being assaulted again.

“I found it extremely difficult to sleep the first few weeks after the incident occurred and was constantly having nightmares.

“At times when I close my eyes, I replay the assault in my head and visualise the knife being used on me.

"I am unable to control this and I feel at times that this is taking over my life."

She added: "This incident has resulted in me being left with thick scars on and around my body. It saddens me every time I see them and I feel like I am the one living a life sentence due to them.

“I am not living a normal life and I am not sure if my life would ever be the same again.

"In the past I have experienced animosity towards me due to being transgender, but never thought that someone would have so much hatred for me and want to assault me in the way they did."