Fuller

**Commander Fuller** is a fictional character on the ABC Soap opera *General Hospital*.

He was portrayed by Leith Burke from December 6-7, 2017.

## Storylines

On December 6, 2017, after Commander Fuller had sent Chief Locke to arrest Chief Andrew Cain for supposedly deserting the Navy in July 2012, Drew was brought into the PCPD where Sam McCall told Commander Fuller that he was not arresting her husband, but he said that Drew was wanted on charges of desertion. Detectives Nathan West and Dante Falconeri tried to stall him by arguing the letter of the law but Sam went into the interrogation room and told Drew that if they didn't come up with a miracle that he was going to be court-martialed.

Nathan told Commander Fuller that Drew was a person of interest in an ongoing investigation, but Commander Fuller said that the Navy would make Drew available if he needed to give out evidence. Commander Fuller and Chief Locke entered the PCPD interrogation room to escort Drew out and Sam tried to stop them while insisting that Drew did not go AWOL, that he was kidnapped. Drew told Sam it was okay and he wanted her to take care of Scout and Danny, and then suddenly Alexis Davis showed up and told Commander Fuller to uncuff Drew before saying that Drew was her client. Commissioner Jordan Ashford knew that Commander Fuller had a warrant, but Alexis said that although the warrant was for Chief Andrew Cain, she had yet to see any evidence contradicting her son-in-law's identity as "Jason Morgan" while saying that that was his legal name, especially since he looked nothing like Chief Andrew Cain in the picture. Commander Fuller was apprised of the theory that Drew underwent alterations to enjoy his life free from his duties but Sam said that he was in an accident and almost died. Commander Fuller also said that Drew's fingerprints in the Navy's records match those of the man who was previously known as Jason Morgan in the PCPD's records. Alexis said that they would have to see if Jordan would let them take her client out of her jurisdiction, but Jordan said it was not her call. It would be up to Judge Chua to make the call which prevents her from relinquishing Drew into the Navy's custody, but Commander Fuller said for half an hour before ordering Chief Locke to uncuff Drew. Commander Fuller and Chief Locke left to go talk to Judge Chua about taking Drew into military custody.

Later on, Commander Fuller returned to the PCPD and saw Drew's twin brother, Jason Morgan and was surprised that Drew really did have a twin. However, Commander Fuller said that just because Drew has a twin that it doesn't disprove the charges of desertion. Jason introduced himself and acknowledged that a few weeks ago he found out that Andrew Cain was his identical twin. Jason explained that he had been shot in the back by Cesar Faison and was abducted in October 2012, just three months after Drew's disappearance in July 2012. Jason revealed that Dr. Andre Maddox did a memory mapping procedure on himself and Drew, and that he would never have consented to that kind of procedure. Commander Fuller noted that that doesn't mean Drew wasn't a willing participant, so Jason acknowledged that Drew was a highly decorated Navy SEAL and that his life was the Navy. Jason knew that Andre had performed the procedure to imprint his memories on Andrew, which was why he never returned to the Navy. After explaining that Drew remembered Jason's past and not his own, Commander Fuller was going to report what he learned to Washington to see how they would like to proceed. He told Jason, Sam, and Alexis that prior to the desertion that Drew was a highly decorated Navy SEAL and that his service record was exemplary and that should work in his favor, but it wasn't up to him.

Later on, it was revealed that the testimony was enough and Drew was released from jail. The Navy cleared him of all desertion charges since his disappearance was not voluntary, and they gave him an honorable discharge.