Raehein Phillips convicted of Mile Cross stabbing | Norwich Evening News
He added: "He must prepare himself for that." Judge Katharine Moore adjourned the case for reports and asked for an assessment of the danger he poses as to the risk of him behaving in this way again. She said: "This is a serious case... I will need a report before I sentence ." Judge Moore adjourned sentencing until February, next year, to a date to be fixed. During the trial, the jury of six men and six women heard that Phillips, who was known at 'T', was annoyed when Mr Mooney caused a disturbance outside a flat on Marshall Road, Mile Cross, when he was inside the flat carrying drugs.