Ozawa's office searched over money scandal

TOKYO, Japan - This Jan. 7, 2010, photo shows an apartment building in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward for the families of secretaries to ruling Democratic Party of Japan power broker Ichiro Ozawa that was built on land purchased by Ozawa's fund management body. Prosecutors searched an office of the country's kingpin Jan. 13 over an alleged mishandling of political funds by his former aide.

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