AEG spokesman Michael Roth said the company did not specify how the foundation should use the money. Karen Oleon Wagener, the foundation's president, said Thursday that the money would be put toward the $620,000 memorial to fallen officers that is being built at the new police administration building. Earlier Thursday, TMZ reported that the Los Angeles city attorney is investigating complaints that the money had not yet reached the foundation. A spokesman for Los Angeles City Attorney Carmen Trutanich, John Franklin, would not comment on the scope of inquiry, which he termed 'a criminal and civil investigation that is ongoing.' 'We're not going to conduct this investigation in the press -- it's confidential,' he said. Roth, the AEG spokesman, said it is typical for the company to pay its bills and financial obligations at the end of the month, adding that company officials have been doing 'the final counting and collections on the funds' from the Jackson event. 'This was always the intention that we committed to people who purchased the suites -- that it would be donated to the police foundation,' Roth said. 