A 40-year-old Costa Mesa man accused last year of raping a 17-year-old female employee has been charged in a second rape.

In July 2009, the man, a former manager of a dry cleaning company, lured an underage female employee to his home under the guise of picking up work-related paperwork. Once there, he locked the girl inside and raped her.  He then threatened to report her illegal immigration status to authorities if she went to police. 

The latest charge stems from an October 2009 incident in which the man is alleged to have broken through the door of a female acquaintance and raped her. 

The additional rape charge raises the man’s prison exposure from 8 years, 8 months to 60 years to life.