A grooming gang monster who claimed “all white girls are slags” has been jailed for three more years for rape.

Sageer Hussain told one of his victims “this is what white girls are for” as he and two accomplices sexually abused her.

Hussain was one of four depraved brothers previously jailed for a total of 79 years for masterminding the “industrial-scale” abuse of girls in Rotherham.

His older siblings – Arshid, Basharat and Bannaras Hussain – known as Mad Ash, Bash and Bono – formed a violent, gun-toting, drug-dealing gang.

The ultra-violent mob, who poured petrol over their victims, ran a petrol station, takeaways and an egg farm that supplies supermarkets, alongside owning a number of properties and are said to have “owned” the South Yorkshire town for more than 10 years. Some of their victims were just 11 years old when they were raped, tied up and tortured and passed between abusers across the north of England.

After finally being snared ringleader Arshid was jailed for 35 years, Bannaras 19 years, and Basharat was given 25 years.

Their younger brother Sageer was subsequently jailed for 19 years for raping a 13-year-old girl in the South Yorkshire town.

But the now 39-year-old has been handed a further sentence after being one of three men found guilty of two further rapes following a trial earlier this year which heard how he targeted his victim 25 years ago.

The convictions are the latest to arise out of the National Crime Agency’s Operation Stovewood, which is the huge investigation into child sexual exploitation in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013.

A jury heard how the girl Hussain raped was about 14 at the time and is now in her 30s. Hussain, who was about the same age, led her down an alleyway in Rotherham town centre and said he would not let her back out unless she had sex with him.

Prosecutors told the jury how Hussain raped her with two other people present, one female and one male. They said she cried throughout the ordeal as her exit was blocked.

Andrew Bailey, prosecuting, previously told Sheffield Crown Court how one girl, now in her late 30s, was raped by Hussain, Kessur Ajaib and Mohammed Makhmood between 1999 and 2002.

Describing one of the times the teenager was allegedly raped by Hussain, Mr Bailey told the court she later said: “He said it was my own fault, I’d led him on. I shouldn’t have walked around in what I was dressed in.

“I deserved it and that is what white girls were for.”

During his three years of abuse Hussain would shout out “white slag” when he saw her in the street.

Mr Bailey said the first teenager was an “immature and vulnerable young girl” when she began hanging around a Rotherham youth club.

He said this club was also frequented by young Asian men, some around her age but others who were little older and would ask the girls if they wanted drink and give them cigarettes.

The prosecutor said the girl met Ajaib at the youth club and he began to sexually assault her after word got around that she had had consensual sex with a boy of her own age, even though she was 14.

Mr Bailey said Ajaib saw this as a “green light” and the defendant said that “now she needed to come to try somebody real”.

He told the jury how Ajaib, who was about 18 at the time, raped her in an alleyway.

He said: “She told him she didn’t want to do it” and added: “He was a lot bigger than her and she felt overpowered. She realised she had no choice.”

Mr Bailey said this girl was forced into sexual intercourse on “about five or six occasions”.

He said: “She felt like a prostitute. She was in fear of being hurt if she didn’t do it.”

The prosecutor said Makhmood, who was about 18 or 19 at the time, raped the same girl in an old graveyard in Rotherham as she fought against him.