Man, 26, pleads guilty to town stabbing
Luke Deal/BBCA man has admitted stabbing another man in an attack in a Suffolk town.
Police officers were called to Leveret Gardens in Stowmarket on 2 February following reports a man in his 20s had been injured.
Simon Jones, 26, of Freehold Road in Needham Market, admitted wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and possession of a knife, during an appearance at Ipswich Crown Court.
Jones, who appeared via video link wearing a grey jumper, was remanded in custody. He is due to be sentenced on 22 May.
His defence barrister said in court his client had also suffered a stab wound during the incident.
The defendant's mother, Nicola Jones, 60, of the same address, previously denied a charge against her and prosecutors said they would no longer be pursuing it.
A judge will enter a not guilty verdict for her at a later date. Bail conditions that had been placed on her were also lifted.
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