Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson joined law enforcement officers in Bellefontaine Wednesday for a hands-on Subject Control Seminar, demonstrating techniques officers can use when dealing with physical confrontations.
The seminar was held at Ohio Fitness and Martial Arts on East Lake Avenue.
Officers took part in practical training and demonstrations focused on subject-control techniques used in the field.
Representatives from the Logan County Sheriff’s Office, Bellefontaine Police Department, Kenton Police Department and Russells Point Police Department attended the event.
Wilson, who was appointed Ohio attorney general by Governor Mike DeWine in June 2026, participated in the training alongside officers.
His office oversees the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy, which provides training for law enforcement officers throughout the state.
AG Wilson talks about his hands-on approach and his short stint serving in Ohio:
Instructors Aaron Coey, Scott Sheeley and Jimmy Cosby also provided instruction during the seminar.
The seminar was presented by the Bellefontaine Police Department, the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy and the Logan County Sheriff’s Department.
