Crays Hill man 'refuses to attend court' accused of 41 dog deaths
However, Judge Samantha Leigh said he refused to leave the prison cell he was remanded in and attend the hearing.She adjourned proceedings until the week beginning 23 June.
Basildon Council launched an internal inquiry after the discovery, which also led to the seizure of 21 alive dogs in need of treatment.A 25-year-old woman from London and another man who were arrested by police have been bailed until July.They were prohibited from entering Hope Road and being in possession of any animal during that period.
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