Man from Stone found guilty of rape and other sexual offences
He was also found guilty of two counts of assault by penetration and one count of sexual assault.Det Ins Lewis Haigh said: "We're determined to take robust action against those responsible for sexual offences and violence, abuse and intimidation against women and girls across Staffordshire, and this is another example of that commitment."
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