Kennedale Man Sentenced to 42 Years for Blender Attack

Hasani Gray convicted of aggravated assault for March 2025 incident that left victim with traumatic brain injury

Published on Feb. 14, 2026

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A Tarrant County jury has sentenced Hasani Gray to 42 years in prison after finding him guilty of aggravated assault for a March 2025 attack inside a Kennedale home that left a 41-year-old man with a traumatic brain injury requiring emergency surgery. Prosecutors say Gray struck the victim in the head with a glass blender during the assault.

Why it matters

This case highlights the serious consequences for violent crimes involving weapons that can cause severe bodily harm. The lengthy prison sentence reflects the gravity of the victim's injuries and the jury's determination that Gray posed a significant threat to public safety.

The details

According to court records, the assault happened on March 27, 2025, when Gray hit the 41-year-old victim with a glass blender inside a Kennedale home, believing the man had his spare car key. The victim suffered a traumatic brain injury that required an emergency craniotomy surgery. Prosecutors Marvin Morris and Alex Rhee led the case, with victim coordinator Angela Stevens and investigator Brian Johnson supporting the prosecution.

  • The assault occurred on March 27, 2025 inside a Kennedale home.
  • Hasani Gray was convicted and sentenced to 42 years in prison in February 2026.

The players

Hasani Gray

The 42-year-old man convicted of aggravated assault for the March 2025 attack.

41-year-old victim

The victim of the March 2025 assault, who suffered a traumatic brain injury requiring emergency surgery.

Marvin Morris

The assistant district attorney who led the prosecution of Hasani Gray.

Alex Rhee

The assistant district attorney who led the prosecution of Hasani Gray.

Angela Stevens

The victim coordinator who supported the prosecution of Hasani Gray.

Brian Johnson

The investigator who supported the prosecution of Hasani Gray.

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What they’re saying

“We must hold violent offenders accountable to protect public safety.”

— Marvin Morris, Assistant District Attorney (Tarrant County District Attorney's Office)

What’s next

Court records will show whether Hasani Gray chooses to file an appeal and when he will be transferred to the state prison system.

The takeaway

This case demonstrates the serious legal consequences for violent crimes involving weapons that can cause severe bodily harm, and highlights the importance of effective prosecution and victim support services in the criminal justice system.