A Tarrant County jury has sentenced Hasani Gray to 42 years in prison after finding him guilty of aggravated assault for a March 27, 2025, attack inside a Kennedale home that left a 41-year-old man with a traumatic brain injury and an emergent craniotomy. Prosecutors say Gray struck the victim in the head with a glass blender during the assault.
In a post yesterday, the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office publicly thanked the Kennedale Police Department and shared a court transcript that lays out the case, according to the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office. The post identifies Assistant District Attorneys Marvin Morris and Alex Rhee as the prosecutors, and names Angela Stevens as the victim coordinator and Brian Johnson as an investigator on the case.
Attack and injuries detailed in court documents
According to the court transcript posted with the DA’s message, the assault happened inside a Kennedale home on March 27, 2025, when Gray hit the 41-year-old victim with a glass blender because he believed the man had his spare car key. The transcript states that the victim suffered a traumatic brain injury that required an emergent craniotomy, as shared by the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office. Jurors later convicted Gray of aggravated assault and returned a 42-year prison sentence.
Prosecution and sentence
Assistant District Attorneys Marvin Morris and Alex Rhee led the prosecution, with victim coordinator Angela Stevens and investigator Brian Johnson supporting the case, according to the court materials. The 42-year term followed the aggravated-assault conviction and tracks with the serious, long-term injuries described in the record.
Community impact and next steps
The DA’s public statement singled out local officials for their cooperation in the investigation and highlighted interagency work in bringing the case to trial. Court records will show whether Gray chooses to file an appeal and when he will be transferred to the state prison system…