BetonSports shares dropped like the next Story of the Year album flop after the arrest of its CEO, David Carruthers.

BetonSports shares ended down 25 percent in London sharing after BetonSports CEO, David Carruthers, was detained like the dog that he is while changing planes in the United States.

Poor guy was traveling to Costa Rica when the boys in blue arrested him at Dallas airport. Yup, Dallas. After the infamous Dallas screw job by those Miami Heat retards, it seems Dallas STILL has its fair share of controversies in the big state of Texas.

BetonSports is based in Costa Rica and BetonSports CEO, David Carruthers, was heading there with his wife Carol when he was arrested late last night.

BetonSports is waiting to hear why its 48-year-old top executive is being held, and so are all of its online betting rivals.

Maybe those guys are asking if the big boss of their fiercest rival will be locked up for a damn long time, if not for good.

”They’ve all been on the phone asking about this,” spokeswoman Ginny Pulbrook said.

Mr. Carruthers has attacked a proposed US law banning banks and credit card companies from processing Internet gambling payments.

Despite the bill winning the backing of the House of Representatives last week, he said the move would fail due to a backlog of US legislation.

Ms. Pulbrook said the arrest had come as a complete surprise and that BetonSports had received no indications of any legal problems.

Will BetonSports CEO, David Carruthers, be released soon? Bodog, one of BetonSports rivals, has some of the best odds in the business to bet on. Bet on Bodog today. And no, Bodog CEO, Calvin Ayre won’t be arrested soon.