A Statesboro businessman was indicted this week on insurance fraud charges after a state insurance investigator and the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office found reason for an investigation.Marvin Lewis Deal Jr., 41, of Cricket Hollow Lane, was booked Wednesday into the Bulloch County Jail after a special presentment in court, Assistant District Attorney Michael Muldrew said.Deal, the owner of Eagle Heating and Air, was booked on charges of insurance fraud and felony theft by deception.Glenn Allen, a spokesman for the Georgia Fire and Insurance Commission, said Deal was involved in “claims fraud,” in which he filed claims on insurance for work done, but did not perform the work.Muldrew said Friday that state agents sent information to the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office.“We reviewed it and it showed (Deal) defrauded (victims),” Muldrew said. “He filed false claims for HVAC (heating, ventilation and air-conditioning) work he had not done.”Deal was not arrested or jailed before court, but was indicted by a grand jury on the charges. In spite of a bench warrant not being issued, Deal, who pleaded guilty, went to the Bulloch County Jail and was booked on the charges, he said.