Haigh

## Deputy Haigh

**Deputy Haigh** is a minor character and minor antagonist who appeared in Season 4 of *Teen Wolf.* He was first introduced as a deputy at the Beacon County Sheriff's Station who was the partner of fellow deputy Jordan Parrish. However, it was soon revealed that he was an amateur who was given access to the Deadpool, a hit-list of supernatural creatures in Beacon Hills and decided to try his luck to quickly earn millions of dollars.

His first target was his own partner, Parrish, who was worth $5 million due to his then-unknown status as a Hellhound, and even after he was caught following his failed assassination attempt, he still enlisted several associates who worked as security guards and a DJ at a lacrosse team bonfire to go after Scott McCall, Liam Dunbar, and Malia Tate, who were worth $25 million, $18 million, and $4 million, respectively, presumably planning to split the combined $47 million among the four of them.

Haigh was ultimately arrested and presumably imprisoned for his failed attempt to kill Parrish, Scott, Malia, and Liam and has not been seen since.

## Throughout *Teen Wolf*

### Season 4

In *117*, Haigh and Parrish were called to check out a call about a trespasser at the old Hale House ruins, where they found a de-aged Derek Hale (whom they did not recognize) standing outside of the house, looking visibly upset. Haigh mocked Parrish for referring to Derek as "young man," and when Derek ignored the latter's gentle statement that he wasn't allowed to be on the premises, Haigh rudely added, "Hey, dumbass! You ever hear of 'no trespassing'?" Derek, who only had the memories up to where he had been de-aged, which was roughly fifteen years old (i.e. before the Hale House Fire), insisted that this was his house, Haigh impatiently stated that the house had been abandoned for years before telling him to "get the hell out of here."

Seeing the tears of confusion in Derek's eyes, Parrish quietly suggested that a "slightly gentler touch" was needed before asking Derek if he was okay, assuring the de-aged man that they could help him if something was wrong. Derek began questioning them on what happened to the house, his family, and specifically, his mother, Talia Hale, but Haigh, having had enough of the situation, believing Derek was messing with them, insisted that it was time to go and stepped toward him, extending his arm to usher him away from the house ruins.

Derek, who was still struggling to control his Werewolf transformations at this age, began to lose his cool, and Parrish urged them both to take it easy as Derek grabbed Haigh's outstretched arm and squeezed it tightly; when Haigh tried to fight back, Derek twisted it, leading Haigh to pull out his taser and shoot the young man with it as Parrish continued to try to talk Haigh down.

Haigh and Parrish brought the now-subdued Derek to the Beacon County Sheriff's Station, where Haigh ran Derek's fingerprints into the database while Parrish tried to build a rapport with Derek by stating that he had a feeling Derek would be okay if he took the cuffs off, and that he believed Derek would help them figure out what happened to his family so they could get him out of there. Derek, having warmed up to Parrish, did as Parrish assumed when the cuffs were removed, but retorted that Haigh was an idiot, causing Parrish to laugh and reply that he couldn't argue with that statement.

Haigh overheard this conversation and scowled at the insult, but instead of commenting on it, he called Parrish over to look at what he was looking at on the computer screen. He informed his partner that he had run Derek's prints eight times, and that this was all that came up; when Parrish looked at the screen, he saw the adult Derek's last mugshot and his information listing him as being twenty-six years old.

Sheriff Stilinski, who was passing by their desk at the time of this conversation, overheard them talking and, recognizing Derek's name due to his association with the McCall Pack, stopped to see what was going on. He immediately became confused when he saw that the boy whose prints listed him as Derek Hale looked much, much younger than the adult man he knew, but once he saw his son, Stiles Stilinski, and his best friend, Scott McCall, rushing into the room, he realized that this situation was related to the supernatural and advised Haigh that he would take care of it, much to the younger deputy's confusion.

In *Perishable*, Haigh has zip-tied Parrish's wrist to the steering wheel of the patrol car as he douses him in gasoline. Parrish began to plead for his life, attempting to reason with Haigh,but to no avail, he admits that he believed Parrish was a good guy he's listed on the Dead Pool as being worth $5 million. Parrish tried to offer his assistance in dealing with his money problems another way, Haigh insisted that since Parrish was the one worth millions of dollars dead, he was the one with the problems.

He then put in his earbuds and turned up his music so he couldn't hear Parrish's dying screams when he lit a Zippo lighter and threw it through the open window and onto Parrish's gasoline-soaked lap, which immediately caused Parrish to burst into flames as he screamed in what sounded like agony. However, when Haigh returned to the station and sent a message to The Benefactor to ask for his wire transfer of Parrish's bounty to his bank account, he looked up to find Parrish, completely naked and covered from head to toe in soot, but otherwise completely unharmed from the fire glaring toward him as he walked toward his desk.

Haigh stammered that Parrish was supposed to be dead, but his intended assassination target simply growled in anger as he tackled Haigh to the floor, punching him hard in the face over and over again and wrestling his gun out of his hands. Then Sheriff Stilinski comes out his office and was hit in the shoulder by a stray bullet during the struggle. Despite his injuries, Sheriff still managed to stop him before Haigh was too badly injured, and he was subsequently arrested for attempted murder. The next day, Haigh was brought to interrogation to speak to Braeden, a mercenary posing as an active U.S. Marshal who was working with the Sheriff's department on his case. He snidely asked her how she got the scars that ran from her left ear to her right collarbone, she shrugged and replied, a Werewolf.

"How'd you break your nose?", she asked. When Haigh frowned in confusion and asked her what she was talking about, Braeden punched him in the face, presumably breaking his nose. It was later revealed that Haigh enlisted the help of several security guards to help him earn more Deadpool money by killing Scott McCall ($25 million), Liam Dunbar ($18 million), and Malia Tate ($4 million) at the Beacon Hills High School lacrosse team bonfire that night. Fortunately for them, their attempted assassinations were thwarted by Braeden, Derek, and Mason Hewitt. What happened to Haigh afterward remains unknown, but he was presumably sent to prison after being convicted of attempted murder.

## Appearances

* *Perishable*
* *117*

## Trivia

* Haigh was one of many short-lived deputies who worked for the Beacon County Sheriff's Department and either died, were arrested, or otherwise never appeared again, including: Tara Graeme, Deputy Strauss, Deputy Vargas, and Deputy Morrow.

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