article_snippet.sent: Baltimore investigators handed Baltimore investigators files on Gray death over to prosecutors Thursday, but the public shouldn't expect much.
article_snippet.sent: No reports will be made public, police Commissioner Anthony Batts said, echoing an assertion police Commissioner Anthony Batts made last week that even after the prosecutors receive the files, the task force assigned to Gray's death will continue investigating.
article_snippet.sent: Perhaps lost amid the chaos that has descended on Baltimore is that there is not one, but two investigations, seeking to determine how Gray suffered a fatal spine injury in police custody.
article_snippet.sent: The mayhem since Gray's April 19 death a week after his arrest -- the looting, vandalism, blazes, attacks on police and firefighters, marauding criminals stoking the havoc -- has overtaken, or at least outweighed, updates about the investigations.
article_snippet.sent: Once at the police station, officers requested an ambulance, which took Gray to the University of Maryland's Shock Trauma Center, where Batts died a week later.
article_snippet.sent: An autopsy report indicated Gray died of a spinal injury, but Batts has said that the medical examiner was still awaiting a toxicology report and a spinal expert's analysis before issuing Batts final report.
article_snippet.sent: Though the investigation is not yet complete, Batts said last week there are at least two indications that officers involved in Gray's arrest did not follow protocol.
article_snippet.sent: Baltimore police have established a task force of 30 investigators -- including members of the force investigation unit and homicide detectives -- to look into Gray's death, Batts said.
highlights_snippet.sent: : We're continuing "careful and deliberate examination of the facts"
  Gray family was told "answers were not going to come quickly," and that's fine, attorney says .