Boston resident David Fioravanti was indicted by a Suffolk County grand jury in connection with allegedly attempting to defraud insurance companies by reinsuring purportedly stolen jewelry, and for allegedly defrauding his auto insurance company by presenting a false registration address.

Attorney General Martha Coakley's office said that Fioravanti had been charged with motor vehicle insurance fraud, insurance fraud, larceny of more $250 and making a false statement on a motor vehicle registration.

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