“ | Somebody who has it out for the Metro PD or maybe...just for Fitch. You know what I'm saying because I doubt, you'll be shredding tears for Fitch. | ” |
— Drury suspects Zeke of being the killer
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Detective Drury is a fictional character Saw franchise as well as a minor character in Spiral.
He was portrayed by K.C. Collins.
Biography[]
Early Life[]
Drury was a homicide detective working for the Metropolitan Police Department. Sometime after the end of the Jigsaw murders, a law known as Article 8 was passed. This legislation expanded the powers of law enforcement in order to fight crime. Police Chief Marcus Banks and head of homicide Angie Garza were actively involved in covering up these crimes and shielding their officers from punishment.
Turning On Ezekiel Banks[]

Drury and Fitch refuse to backup Zeke
However, the scandal was ultimately uncovered when Banks' son, Officer Ezekiel Banks exposed his partner, Peter Dunleavy, for murdering an innocent man named Charlie Emmerson to prevent him from testifying against another corrupt officer. After this Drury like almost every other cop in the department, turned against him. One day Ezekiel Banks had to deal with, a criminal Zeke requested backup but Drury who was with Fitch refused to help him due to his snitch status, resulting in Zeke getting shot, the Paramedic arrives to help Zeke and Police Chief Marcus Banks arrives to find out who refused to help his son, He later found out it was Fitch and beat him for it. (Spiral)
Investigating Jigsaw Copycat[]
When off-duty detective Marv Bozwick is gruesomely murdered in the subway tunnel, Banks is called to investigate alongside his new partner, Detective In-Training William Schenk. At the station Angie Garza, Fitch, Kraus, O'Brien, Morgey and himself try to find out who killed Boz. Zeke revives a box from the killer with USB in it Zeke plugs it in. They find the first video tape from the killer, who identifies the murdered man as a police officer. The killer plans to reform the Metro PD and remind them of the oath they took to the city. Schenk, Banks, and Detective Fitch piece together that the Jigsaw Killer has a new copycat. Once Zeke saw the video that Schenk anonymously sent to him in the form of an USB, he recognized the courthouse that appeared in the video, went there along with William and found the red spiral. (Spiral)
Fitch's Death[]

Drury questions Zeke about Fitch's death
The police then found a truck with a spiral painted on it, located under a bridge. Zeke decided to open the door upon doing so he found inside a dead pig and a box containing Fitch's fingers and badge. Zeke, Will and Kraus then find Fitch's corpse at bread factory the location of the crime scene. Drury suspects that Banks is involved since both Boz and Fitch had connections to Banks. Schenk, however, agrees with Banks that someone else is pulling the strings and puppet mastering the events around them. William remains the only cop who believes Banks. (Spiral)
Personality[]
Not much about Drury's personality can be said due to his short screen time. However, like most of his colleagues Drury turned on Zeke. It's likely after he witnessed chief Marcus Banks beat Fitch this further developed his rivalry between Zeke.
Trivia[]
- Darren Lynn Bousman revealed that Drury originally had a bigger role and a "horrific death scene", but they cut it out for being "too much".

A deleted scene showing Drury getting his face pealed off
- Drury had a trap that was filmed and edited before being removed from the movie. The trap involved him having his face cut off. However, this trap was removed due to struggles with the MPA.
Appearances And References[]
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Saw | Saw II | Saw III | Saw IV | Saw V | Saw VI | Saw 3D | Jigsaw | Spiral | Saw X |
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Other Media | |||||
"Saw" (2003 Short) |
Saw: Rebirth (2005 Comic) |
Full Disclosure Report | The Scott Tibbs Documentary | Saw: The Video Game | Saw II: Flesh & Blood |
Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent |