A Dover insurance broker was sentenced to eight months in federal prison for filing false tax returns, the U.S. attorney’ s office said Thursday. Anthony J. May, 62, was convicted last year of filing false tax returns for 2008 and 2009, the office said in a statement. He sold life insurance products through his company Clients First Financial Insurance Agency, LLC,…
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