A man who allegedly assaulted two police officers and a bailiff refused to request bail on Monday.

Karim Jean-Gilles, 34, appeared in a Longueuil courtroom for a hearing connected to 11 charges he faces stemming from the alleged assault last Thursday.

Jean-Gilles is accused of attacking the bailiff and then the officers on Jan. 13 as they tried to issue him a summons to appear in court relating to another incident.

The Brossard man pleaded not guilty when he first appeared in court the following day, but the judge decided anyhow to hold a bail hearing Monday.

Jean-Gilles reaffirmed on Monday that he did not want bail, and did not mind waiting in police custody until his trial began.

The altercation was the result of court officials delivering a summons for Jean-Gilles to appear for another criminal matter.

Jean-Gilles’s pit bull mauled a young girl in 2015, inflicting severe injuries on eight-year-old Vanessa Biron.

She underwent a seven-hour emergency surgery and countless hours of physical therapy.

The dog that attacked the girl was euthanized three days later.

Jean-Gilles was arrested at the time and charged with criminal negligence causing injury.

He was released on a promise to appear in court but he failed to show up for a hearing in November 2016.

A judge decided that since the original summons had been sent by mail it was possible that Jean-Gilles had yet to receive it, and so ordered the bailiff to deliver the notice for his next scheduled appearance in that case, February, by hand.