Insurance broker faked forms for unauthorized policies
A Massachusetts insurance broker has pleaded guilty to wire fraud following his admission to a federal judge that he submitted fabricated applications for end-of-life insurance policies in order to collect nearly $137,000 in commissions. Bruno F. Ragusa, 53, entered his guilty plea before U.S. District Court Judge William E. Smith at a June 20 hearing, the U.S….
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