Ex-49er Dana Stubblefield charged with raping disabled woman

 

Former San Francisco 49er Dana Stubblefield was charged Monday with the rape of a "developmentally delayed" woman, prosecutors announced.

 

The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office said Stubblefield, a former defensive lineman for the San Francisco 49ers and Oakland Raiders, allegedly assaulted the woman on April 9, 2015, at his Morgan Hill home after interviewing her for a baby-sitting job. He is charged with five felony counts and faces a "substantial prison sentence" if convicted.

 

A day before the assault, Stubblefield contacted the then 31-year-old woman on a baby-sitting website and arranged an interview, prosecutors said.

 

"This was a crime of violence against a vulnerable victim," Deputy District Attorney Tim McInerny said. "She was looking for a job, and she was unconscionably assaulted."

 

Bail for Stubblefield, 45, is set at $250,000. His arraignment is scheduled to take place within 24 hours.

 

According to a report by the Morgan Hill Police Department, the interview of the woman by Stubblefield lasted about 20 minutes. She later received a text from Stubblefield saying he wanted to pay her for her time that day, and she went back to the house, the San Jose Mercury News reported.

 

After raping her, Stubblefield gave her $80 and let her go. The woman immediately went to the Morgan Hill Police Department and reported the rape. DNA evidence matched that of Stubblefield, the report said.

 

Stubblefield's attorney, Gary Winuk, said the sex was consensual and that his client is being unfairly targeted because of his wealth and celebrity.

 

Stubblefield provided prosecutors with lie-detector results and with evidence that shows the sexual encounter last year was consensual, including proof that the woman asked his client for a job and money afterward, said attorney Ken Rosenfeld, who is also representing Stubblefield.

 

So is he a creep, or is this someone trying to get rich off of him?

Dana Stubblefield's Lawyer -- Accuser Is Not Mentally Disabled ... We Can Prove It | TMZ.com

 

Sounds like a money grab...

Fire whoever the coach is at Kansas...

$80 is it? That's a cheap one. Someone should have told Warren Sapp about that rate. :eek:

Dana Stubblefield's Lawyer -- Accuser Is Not Mentally Disabled ... We Can Prove It | TMZ.com

 

Sounds like a money grab...

 

I was wondering how someone that was developmentally slow was going to be a baby sitter.

Fire whoever the coach is at Kansas...

 

Well his coach when he was there was former Buckeye Player and Coach Glen Mason, but he's already been fired years ago...so I guess the current Kansas Coach is safe

I was wondering how someone that was developmentally slow was going to be a baby sitter.

 

And set up an online account for baby sitting services. Need more information about this one but it sounds sketchy.

I was wondering how someone that was developmentally slow was going to be a baby sitter.

 

That was my first thought as well. Something isn't adding up here.

Well his coach when he was there was former Buckeye Player and Coach Glen Mason' date=' but he's already been fired years ago...so I guess the current Kansas Coach is safe [/quote']

 

Dana Stubblefield getting his own thread on BGP, he didn't even see that one coming.

Dana Stubblefield's Lawyer -- Accuser Is Not Mentally Disabled ... We Can Prove It | TMZ.com

 

Sounds like a money grab...

 

This really does sound sketchy. And that article makes me question the motives of the Prosecuting Attorney.

 

Prosecutors with an agenda are one of the worst evils we face in civilized society.

As in most legal cases, the best outcomes are when the truth is readily available.

He has the look of an innocent man....as well as someone who has trouble pronouncing "consensual"

I'm sure everyone in America with a stutter now being classified as Mentally Disabled and Developmentally Delayed will go over well.

I'm sure everyone in America with a stutter now being classified as Mentally Disabled and Developmentally Delayed will go over well.

 

Is that what they are saying is her disability?

Is that what they are saying is her disability?

 

Saying she has a speech impediment.