02:31AM, Thursday 07 June 2012
The trial of a 43-year-old man charged with letting his dog run riot in Windsor on two occasions has been adjourned.
Kevin McNally appeared at Reading Magistrates' Court today where magistrates put the trial back as a witness could not attend.
McNally is alleged to have failed to control his black labrador Buster in Windsor Royal Shopping on December 1 last year and then in Thames Street, on December 10.
He pleaded not guilty to two counts of owning a dog which was dangerously out of control in a public place at the same court in April.
McNally, of Brunel Close, Maidenhead, was homeless in Windsor at the time the incidents are said to have taken place and will face trial at the same court on October 15.
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