As we previously reported, pro skateboarder Terry Kennedy was taken into custody in 2021 after an incident that resulted in the death of fellow skateboarder Josiah Kassahun.
TK was originally charged with murder, but after the case went through the legal process, he was acquitted of that charge.
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He was ultimately convicted of assault with a deadly weapon and sentenced to five years in prison.
Now back home after serving his sentence, TK has been spending much of his time skating again and sharing clips from street seshes.
He has also been showing good manners and good conduct while practicing the teachings of Allah as a devout Muslim. His faith has played an important role in changing his outlook on life.
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One of the latest updates came when TK reunited with longtime homies Erik Ellington, Jim Greco and Shane Heyl. Joining them was 5BoroBYC pro skater Shredmaster Kieth, making the meetup feel like a throwback for fans who remember the group's history together.
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The photo from the reunion quickly caught the attention of skateboarders who never expected to see the crew together again.
Seeing Ellington, Greco and Heyl spending time with TK shows that old homies are still there after everything that has happened over the last several years.
While many people continue to have different opinions about his past, others have noticed that he appears focused on skating and living a different lifestyle than before.
Core heads also remembered the controversy surrounding TK's departure from Baker Skateboards years ago.
At the time, he posted a farewell message that thanked nearly everyone on the team but did not mention Andrew Reynolds.
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The post ended with a grin that many interpreted as a subtle jab, although TK never publicly explained the omission.
The post was later deleted, but it remains one of the moments longtime fans still talk about when discussing his career.
After everything that has happened over the last few years, seeing the crew together again is something the core heads did not expect, and hopefully TK and the Boss will reunite as well.