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[dales]

SAN JOSE -- Former San Francisco 49er Dana Stubblefield was charged Monday with the rape of a disabled woman, according to the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office.

Prosecutors said the woman was assaulted on April 9, 2015, when she went to his Morgan Hill home to interview for a baby sitter's job. The 5-foot-tall, 105-pound woman immediately reported the alleged crime to the Morgan Hill Police Department.

Stubblefield, who stands 6-foot-three inches tall and weighs 310 pounds, is charged with five felony counts related to assault and faces a "substantial prison sentence" if convicted, according to prosecutors.


"This was a crime of violence against a vulnerable victim," said Deputy District Attorney Tim McInerny in a statement.


File: Former San Francisco 49er, Dana Stubblefield, right, leaves the Federal Court Building in San Francisco after pleading guilty Friday, Jan. 18, 2008.
File: Former San Francisco 49er, Dana Stubblefield, right, leaves the Federal Court Building in San Francisco after pleading guilty Friday, Jan. 18, 2008. Stubblefield's guilty plea was to one felony count of lying to federal agents investigating the Balco steroids scandal. (Mercury News, David M. Barreda)

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

Rapists don't do well in prison, mainline the son of a beach and see how long he lasts!

[RayThom]

[BoSoxGal]

The alleged rape occurred a year ago and he's only just now getting arrested?

I'll maintain the sacred presumption of innocence until something more than the State's allegation is reported.

I mean it's not like the system is ever wrong or men are ever wrongfully accused of rape.

But just in case, maybe a trial by jury and opportunity to cross examine the evidence is due this citizen before we saw him in half lengthwise?

[Lord Jim]

But just in case, maybe a trial by jury and opportunity to cross examine the evidence is due this citizen before we saw him in half lengthwise?

Not knowing any more details, I'm inclined to agree...

I remember the Kobe Bryant case a few years ago, and as that case developed it became apparent there was a reasonable doubt hole in the evidence that was big enough to sail the USS Eisenhower through...

[oldr_n_wsr]

And those Duke lacrosse players.

[Lord Jim]

And those Duke lacrosse players.

That one wasn't a question of "Reasonable Doubt"...

That was a clear-cut case of criminal behavior on the part of a District Attorney...

[dales]

I suppose I did go a little bit over the top.

I responded with emotion of loathing those who are strong and powerful preying on the weak and defenseless.

[Lord Jim]

Dennis Nifong got off easy for what he did...

He lost his legal license and did one day in jail...

He should have served a lot longer then that...

[MajGenl.Meade]

He should have taken her to Oklahoma and got her drunk first

[oldr_n_wsr]

That was a clear-cut case of criminal behavior on the part of a District Attorney...

There was no reasonable doubt as the players were tried, convicted and punished in the media and by Duke officials (and a lot of the general public).

[Jarlaxle]

Dennis Nifong got off easy for what he did...

He lost his legal license and did one day in jail...

He should have served a lot longer then that...

A year in maximum security's general population, with "BENT PROSECUTOR" tattooed on his face.