A Lowestoft man who went to a house in the town armed with a machete and was involved in attacks on three young men will be sentenced next month.
Tony Cousins, 44, of London Road South, had denied four offences of unlawful wounding on August 24 last year.
On Thursday a jury at Ipswich Crown Court took less than an hour to find him guilty of three of the offences and not guilty of the remaining charge.
Sentence was adjourned for a pre-sentence report until next month and Cousins was remanded in custody.
A 17-year-old boy who has admitted three offences of unlawful wounding in relation to the same incident will be sentenced with Cousins.
During a four day trial the court heard that Cousins and the 17-year-old youth had gone to a house in Grosvenor Road and kicked open the front door.
The 17-year-old, who was armed with a kitchen knife, stabbed three young men at the property while Cousins had brandished a machete and stopped occupants from leaving.
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