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areas. Things never get monoto-
nous down there - we get lots
of family fights and B and E's
(breaking and entering)".
Although Gilbreath and Ste-
wart are rapidly destroying
many of the erroneous notions
attributed to the "weaker sex,"
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"I'm not as much a liberated
woman as most people would
believe," says Gilbreath. "I be-
lieve that women should be giv-
en as much opportunity for pro-
motion in police work, but I
wouldn't accept a command
position right now. Just three
year'snago, this was completely
a man's world."
STEWART, who vehemently
disagrees with a recent court
ruling requiring the Detroit po-
lice department to hire one wo-
man for every man, believes
that promotion and hiring poli-
cies should take into account
only the qualifications of the of-
ficer.
Although the policewomen
take "a little kidding" from the
men in the department, they
voice no serious complaints.
"Contrary to what a lot of
people say, we have a great
bunch of guys down here," as-
serts Stewart.
WHAT FEW grievances there
are among the officers appear
to emanate solely from the men.
"My main complaint about
the women is that I have to
ride with them," says Officer
Steve Prussian. "Any time the
situation calls for brute force,
I feel much less comfortable
with a woman."
Although he believes that
there are some situations a fe-
male officer can handle better
than a male, Prussian claims
that "when the situation de-
mands an authority figure, it's
much better to send in a man.
"I'm just not as comfortable
working with the women," he
continues. "I like to go home
alive at night."
BOTH KRASNY and Zeck,
however, proudly tout the com-
petence of the policewomen.
"Our female officers have
proven they can be as effective
as the men," says Krasny. "Al-
though you have to consider the
sort of community they'll be
dealing with, what it all boils
down to is the right kind of
training."
Prussian contends, however,
that one of themain reasons
the policewomen have been a
success is because Ann Arbor
is a community with a relatively
low incidence of violent crime.
Gilbreath and Stewart are
rarely required to use their
guns and they have never fired
them in the line of duty.
"The only time I've ever shot
my gun was to kill an old pos-
sum in my backyard," Gilbreath
says with an amused smile.
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