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Medically-retired Mesa cop collecting worker's comp is Ironman athleteWFSB 3 ConnecticutFeb. 04, 2014 |
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 One of the elite athletes who crossed the finish line in the grueling Ironman Arizona last November is 49-year-old Audrey Glemba. She's a medically-retired police officer who collects a worker's compensation check every month for an injury she said prevented her from doing her job. A review of Glemba's records reveal she suffered a back and knee injury in 1995 during a training exercise with the Mesa Police Department. A year later she was promoted to sergeant and in 2002 she became supervisor of the Dobson Bicycle Squad. Sgt. Audrey Glemba put in for a medical retirement in 2008. In the 14 years from her injury to her medical retirement, Glemba ran 29 races, including 10 triathlons, according to the website athlinks.com, a website that compiles results of such races. WFSB 3 Connecticut Read More |
