TOPEKA, Kans. – The chairman of Envista Credit Union, Daniel Gene Ramsey, was arrested Thursday evening in Shawnee County on a charge of sexual battery, This is Topeka reported, citing court and jail booking records.
According to jail records, Ramsey, 65, was booked at 4:15 p.m. on Sept. 18, under case number 25CR1163, with bond set at $2,500 cash, This is Topeka said.
Records also indicate Ramsey was booked on Oct. 13, 2023, on a domestic battery charge involving physical contact with a family member or dating partner. The outcome of that case is not currently available, This is Topeka noted.
This is Topeka stated Ramsey’s arrest has “sparked widespread discussion and calls for transparency from Envista Credit Union’s board of directors.”
CUToday.info requested comment from the $650-million Envista, which provided a prepared statement.
"The individual referenced in recent reports has resigned from the board and is no longer affiliated with Envista Federal Credit Union," said Val Williams, VP of marketing at Envista.
CUToday.info asked the organization whether it was aware of the 2023 domestic battery charge, whether the charge was accurate, and, if so, why Ramsey remained on the board.
"We are aware of the 2023 case referenced in recent coverage," stated Williams. "That case was immediately dismissed, and no charges remain. Out of respect for the legal process and the individuals involved, Envista will not provide further comment on past legal matters. Our focus remains on ensuring strong leadership for our credit union and continuing to serve our members, staff, and community with integrity."
Ramsey’s first court appearance has not yet been announced. Sexual battery is a serious charge under Kansas law and can result in jail time, offender registration, and other legal consequences if convicted, This is Topeka reported.