PROVIDENCE— A Massachusetts insurance broker was sentenced to prison in Rhode Island federal court after he admitted he forged clients’ signatures to collect nearly $137,000 in sales commissions for end-of-life policies, prosecutors said. On Oct. 8, Bruno Francis Ragusa, 53, of North Attleborough, was ordered to serve 18 months in federal prison, followed by…
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