August 13, 2024 ~ Lucy Ann Lance talks with Dan Chlebos, Asst. Professor of Justice & Public Policy / Former Police Chief. They address the underrepresentation of women in law enforcement, using Alicia Dyer’s candidacy for Washtenaw County Sheriff as a focal point. If elected, Dyer would be the county’s first female sheriff, highlighting the broader issue that women constitute only about 13% of full-time law enforcement officers in the U.S. Dan Chlebos, a former police chief, underscores the need for increased female representation and the importance of attracting qualified candidates regardless of gender. He raises concerns about differing physical fitness standards for male and female recruits and emphasizes maintaining rigorous standards for effective policing.