Dana Stubblefield, a former defensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers, was given a 15-year to life term on Thursday for the 2015 rape of a woman at his house.
Citing the Santa Clara District Attorney’s office, KRON-TV broke the story.
On July 27, Stubblefield, 49, was found guilty of raping a woman who had developmental disabilities at his Morgan Hill, California, residence. After a nine-month trial, the jury convicted Stubblefield guilty of oral copulation by force, rape by force using a firearm, and false imprisonment. Dana Stubblefield, a former defensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers, was found guilty on Thursday of raping a woman at his house in 2015 and was given a 15-year prison term.
The Santa Clara District Attorney’s office was cited by KRON-TV in reporting the news.
A jury found 49-year-old Stubblefield guilty on July 27 of raping a woman with developmental disabilities at his Morgan Hill, California, residence. After a nine-month trial, the jury convicted Stubblefield of forceful rape with a firearm, forceful oral copulation, and wrongful imprisonment.