Corporal Nate Carrigan, of the Parks Co. Sheriff's Office, was shot and killed when he, along with seven other deputies served a high risk eviction order at a home of a political activist in Baily, Colorado.
Corporal Carrigan had served with the Park County Sheriff's Office for 13 years.
Carrigan was well known in the community. There he was known as Coach Carrigan. He coached football and baseball at Platte Canyon High School.
Carrigan leaves behind a fiance, four step-children and several family members in Park County.
Corporal Carrigan had served with the Park County Sheriff's Office for 13 years.
Carrigan was well known in the community. There he was known as Coach Carrigan. He coached football and baseball at Platte Canyon High School.
Carrigan leaves behind a fiance, four step-children and several family members in Park County.
Corporal Nate Carrigan, of the Parks Co. Sheriff's Office, was shot and killed when he, along with seven other deputies served a high risk eviction order at a home of a political activist in Baily, Colorado.
Corporal Carrigan had served with the Park County Sheriff's Office for 13 years.
Carrigan was well known in the community. There he was known as Coach Carrigan. He coached football and baseball at Platte Canyon High School.
Carrigan leaves behind a fiance, four step-children and several family members in Park County.
Corporal Carrigan had served with the Park County Sheriff's Office for 13 years.
Carrigan was well known in the community. There he was known as Coach Carrigan. He coached football and baseball at Platte Canyon High School.
Carrigan leaves behind a fiance, four step-children and several family members in Park County.
