A man was jailed after raping a vulnerable woman within hours of meeting her.
Martin Ogg, 54, met his victim outside a shop in his home town of Dunfermline before they went back to his house.
Ogg began making sexual advances towards the 24-year-old, who rebuffed him, before he raped her.
Unemployed Ogg claimed the sexual activity was consensual when he appeared at the High Court in Edinburgh.
He was found guilty of the assault and rape of the victim, on June 8 and 9 2017, at his home at Iona Road.
Ogg was remanded in custody while a background report is prepared for sentencing.
Judge Lord Mulholland placed him on the sex offenders register and deferred sentence until April 1 at the High Court in Glasgow.
Advocate depute Margaret Barron told jurors: “The complainer was making it clear to the accused she was not interested in him sexually by saying, ‘don’t touch me’.”
