New Berlin man grabbed postal worker, left her pills: prosecutors
Man accused of grabbing postal worker
A New Berlin man, who was previously accused of pretending to be a U.S. Border Patrol agent, faces new criminal charges.
NEW BERLIN, Wis. - A 35-year-old New Berlin man, who was previously accused of pretending to be a U.S. Border Patrol agent, faces new criminal charges for allegedly grabbing a postal worker and giving her pills.
Hank Glembin court appearance
What we know:
Prosecutors have now charged Hank Glembin with two counts of felony bail jumping and misdemeanor disorderly conduct. He appeared in a Waukesha County courtroom Wednesday, and defense attorney Peter Wolff asked the court to order a competency evaluation for Glembin during a brief preliminary hearing.
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Prosecutors say Glembin grabbed the wrist and thigh of a female letter carrier outside his New Berlin home. Investigators said Glembin left her a handwritten note stating, "I may like you," and, "I'm ready to rock, baby," alongside 15 doses of Xanax marked, "If you need 'em."
Hank Glembin appears in Waukesha County courtroom on Sept. 16, 2026.
Past legal trouble
The backstory:
In January 2025, Glembin was arrested after Muskego police responded to a report of a vehicle hitting a deer. Officers said Glembin arrived wearing a U.S. Border Patrol vest and identification, hit on a female officer and later visited the police station asking for her name.
New Berlin police later reported Glembin falsely claimed he earned two Purple Hearts for combat duty, leading to additional charges of felony bail jumping, obstructing an officer and making false statements regarding military service awards.
US Border Patrol impersonation, New Berlin man accused
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Competency and next steps
What we don't know:
It remains unclear when the court will rule on Glembin's mental capacity to stand trial.
What's next:
Glembin remains out of custody. He is scheduled to return to court on Monday for a hearing covering all three of his pending criminal cases.
The Source: The information in this story was gathered from Waukesha County court records, New Berlin police reports, Muskego police reports, statements made by defense attorney Peter Wolff, and reporting by FOX6 reporter Bret Lemoine.