What happened with the Kentucky insurance agent and the church?

Glen Ramey allegedly took $10K+ in premiums from Yahweh Baptist Church but didn't buy coverage, leaving them exposed. Charges filed; DOI investigating more clients.

Is the David Ramey Insurance agency still operating?

Agency authority lapsed in 2024; personal licenses active till June. Bail posted, but business in limbo.

Will more victims come forward in this case?

Sheriff's detective says strong possibility — DOI already reaching out to other clients.

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Kentucky Insurance Owner Pocketed Church Premiums — And It Might Not Stop There

Everyone figured the local insurance guy was rock-solid, especially for the church. Turns out, he was allegedly stashing their premiums in his own pocket, leaving them uninsured.

Fintech Dose Apr 07, 2026 4 min read

Kentucky insurance agent Glen Ramey facing fraud charges over church premiums

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Kentucky agent Glen Ramey charged with defrauding church of $10K+ in premiums without securing policies. 𝕏
DOI probing other clients; past debts and lapsed agency authority raise red flags. 𝕏
Highlights ongoing risks in local insurance despite InsurTech promises — verify your coverage. 𝕏

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