Wheel Target Michael Kerrigan Turns Himself In

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Wheel Target Michael Kerrigan Turns Himself In

Michael Kerrigan, 29 of Brookings in this booking image.

By KSFY Action News

Story Created: Jul 11, 2009 at 2:14 PM CST

Story Updated: Jul 27, 2009 at 4:53 PM CST

Michael Kerrigan, one of Brookings County's Most Wanted, has turned himself into authorities.

According to Kathy Hanson with the Brookings County Sheriff's Office, the 29-year-old turned himself into their office Monday morning.

"We had contact with someone who played baseball with him and helped us out," said Hanson.

Kerrigan allegedly wrote a check for $2,545 and spent it at a Brookings business. The problem: the check he passed is from a bad account and that's a class four felony.

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Wednesday, Nov 4 at 10:14 AM Anonymous wrote ...

I agree with these people what is the big deal about the bad check yea i understand its not rite but still there is people that do alot worse things and all the law does is gives them a little slap ont the hand and gives them a couple days in county jail but this poor guys will probably get a couple of years in the state prison

Wednesday, Sep 16 at 2:33 AM Anonymous wrote ...

really? a bad guy that was young and stupid wrote a bad check big deal, at least the guy isnt out touching little boys, or breaking into your house at night, or making meth... come one its just a bad check people!!! its ok! Get some REAL crime off the streets!

Wednesday, Aug 12 at 11:54 AM Anonymous wrote ...

He purchased a car with it actually.... A crappy bonneville. This guy owes a lot more than $2500 btw. Thousands due in rent and credit card debt. Glad this guy is off the street.

Friday, Aug 7 at 3:39 AM Economy's Terrorist wrote ...

Keep this guy locked up where he belongs. May he never write a bad check again. He won't be able to ride around on his motorcycle (or whatever fun thing 2.5 grand can buy). That will teach him. Brooking's county will be able to sleep at ease, knowing that Michael Kerrigan has brought himself to justice.

Monday, Jul 27 at 3:32 PM Anonymous wrote ...

And why is this dangerous criminal off the street? Not Kelo, not KDLT, but the gold standard of Sioux Empire television, KSFY. Again, Thank you for your efforts to keep our kids safe.

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