MONROE, Ohio — The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is investigating after police shot and killed a man in Monroe on Friday, according to a news release from Monroe Police Department.

According to the news release, around 10:44 p.m., Monroe police officers conducted a traffic stop in the area of New Garver Road and Lebanon Street in the City of Monroe. Police said a man got out of the passenger side of the vehicle and refused to comply with commands by officers. The news release said the man then pulled a gun from his waistband and officers shot him.

Crews with the Monroe Fire Department took the man to the Atrium Hospital where he died from his wounds.

The news release said the officers involved in the shooting were placed on administrative leave, per department policy. Police did not say how many officers fired their weapons, nor have they released the amount of shots fired overall.

The Ohio Attorney General's Bureau of Criminal Investigations is investigating the shooting.

WILMINGTON, Ohio — Wilmington High School named Ryan Evans Sr. its next head football coach Wednesday afternoon, pending board of education approval later this month.

"We are excited for Coach Evans to be the leader of our football program," Wilmington athletic director Troy Diels said. "Ryan's vision for the program as well as his passion are very clear and we feel he will make an immediate positive impact on our young men."

Evans would succeed Scott Killen as the Wilmington head coach. He has coached in a variety of roles around Southwest Ohio, including working as the co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at Monroe High School this past season.

"Wilmington has a rich history of football and I wanted to be the person to change the narrative," Evans said. "The administration, the community, parents and players all have the same vision and mission that me and my family have. My family and I are so excited to roll up our sleeves and get started."

Prior to that, Evans was an assistant head football coach, special teams coordinator and defensive line coach at Middletown. He was an assistant head coach and defensive line coach at Princeton from July 2014 to December 2018, and the special teams coordinator and outside linebackers coach at Middletown from July 2010 to November 2013.

Evans had several roles in the Winton Woods football program from 2004 to 2010. The Warriors were the Division II state champions in 2009. He also coached at Central State University as a student assistant defensive line coach from June 2006 to December 2007.

RELATED: Hughes High School football coach Chris Mobley is stepping down after six seasons