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Some officials with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the United Auto Workers union have been accused of laundering money.
The government claims officials funneled money through a children's charity and laundered it through a hospice that did not provide services.
In its probe, the government is seeking to keep $292,000 it seized from two bank accounts. They are tied to the Hospice of Metropolitan Detroit.
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