The police completed the investigation into the fact of the blows of LeGarrett Blount and handed it over to the prosecutor’s office

The police have finished their investigation into the fight at the youth football game LeGarrett Blunt was throwing punches at a man … and now they’ve turned the case over to prosecutors, who will decide whether the ex-NFL player will face criminal charges.

According to a spokesperson for the Gilbert Police Department TMZ Sports … cops turned the case over to the Gilbert City Attorney’s Office for review in the last few days.

It is unclear whether GPD recommended any charges in this transfer.

Prosecutors now have a choice to file criminal charges against Blunt … or let him go. We have reached out for comment but have not yet heard back.

As we reported, cops initially began investigating Blunt on Oct. 1 after he was involved in a huge altercation at the end of a 12-year-old soccer game in Gilbert, Arizona.

In a video obtained by TMZ Sports, the three-time Super Bowl winner — the coach of one of the teams participating in the game — can be seen being shaken by something someone said during a handshake after the game.

In the footage, Blount appears to chase someone before punching the man twice.

Cops say they were called to the scene, but the fight was over by the time they arrived. They said there were no injuries.

Blunt eventually apologized for his role in the incident, saying in a statement: “As a leader, coach, parent and role model, I understand that my actions were unacceptable. I hope and pray for your understanding and forgiveness and plan to continue to be a positive influence in the lives of our youth.”