The settlement was reached by then-City Attorney /*Rocky Delgadillo*/. /*Trutanich*/'s chief deputy, Bill Carter, while declining to comment on confidential decisions made by the office in the past, told the Associated Press that it appeared the settlement money may not have reached the right hands.
"We want these funds to be received by the communities that are directly affected or impacted by the violations," said Carter, "In these particular cases, that would be the entities and people doing this work on Skid Row, downtown."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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