Craig Perry (Police Officer)

Craig Perry
Full Name	Craig Perry
Gender	Male
Place of Origin	Lakeview, New Jersey, United States
Born	Unknown
Status	Deceased
Died	Unknown
Cause of Death	Unknown
Occupation	Police officer
Relations	Unknown
Actor	None
First Appearance	The Final Destination (Mentioned)
Last Appearance	The Final Destination (Mentioned)

Officer Craig Perry is a character mentioned in the film The Final Destination. He is a police officer who investigated Brian Gibbons' death, and met a woman whose name was Pam Smith.

Craig didn't see Pam after Brian's death until three years later. When Pam stopped at Jared's Hardware on North Way for directions, an unknown suspect in a black mask robbed Jared's at gunpoint. Though no one was harmed, Pam was asked to stay and give her statement to the police. The reporting police officer was Craig. According to eyewitnesses, after taking her statement, Craig chatted with Pam outside the store. But not long, both Craig and Pam were killed in unknown circumstances, which the local law enforcement could only describe as "an unfortunate accident". Craig didn't die instantly; he was rushed to Lakeview Hospital, but he was pronounced dead on arrival by attending physician Ellen Kalarjian.

News about "wife had premonition of pilot husband's death"

After Craig and Pam's death, news about them was found by Nick O'Bannon and Lori Milligan.

Trivia

• His and Pam's death are based on the unused deaths of Kimberly Corman and Thomas Burke as would have been revealed in Final Destination 3, which could imply he may have been badly injured trying to save Pam from a woodchipper and later died either from his injuries or from further intervention by Death, this is not confirmed as it is not mentioned how they died.
• Craig shares his surname with Mortimer Perry, who was a sheriff related to Thomas. However, since Craig Perry was also the name of the series' producer, it can be assured that both officer Perry and sheriff Perry were named after him.
• Officer Perry and Pam were similar to Kimberly Corman and Thomas Burke, as the two also related to Brian Gibbons' death and Ellen Kalarjian, but this is most likely just a prop issue.