A former “Biggest Loser” TV contestant from Boston who won a cool $100,000 on the show was indicted today for allegedly trying to scam insurance companies by repeatedly taking out pricey policies on jewelry after reporting that bling as stolen.
David Fioravanti, 43, who flunked out of the first season of the NBC hit show, is charged with five counts of motor vehicle insurance fraud, two counts of insurance fraud, larceny over $250, attempted larceny over $250 and making a false statement on a motor vehicle registration, Attorney General Martha Coakley’s office announced today.
Fioravanti is accused of registering his car at his mother’s address in Marshfield, where insurance premiums are cheaper, while he continued to live in Boston.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
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