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Ex-Biden Nuclear Official Sam Brinton Arrested As ‘Fugitive From Justice’ For Luggage Theft
Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of the The Daily Wire. The author of this post is Luke Rosiak.
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND Sam Brinton, the "nonbinary" activist tapped by Joe Biden for a key nuclear role before he was fired for stealing women's clothes, was arrested again Wednesday night as a "fugitive from justice" for allegedly stealing luggage, The Daily Wire has learned.
A neighbor told The Daily Wire that "four unmarked police showed up last night, they would not let his spouse Kevin leave. After about an hour Sam Brinton was escorted out in handcuffs."
Rob Yingling, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA), said airport police "executed a search warrant May 17 in Montgomery County, Maryland, in connection with allegations of stolen property in luggage from Reagan National Airport that was brought to the department's attention in February 2023. With the assistance of Montgomery County Police, Samuel Otis Brinton, age 35, of Rockville, Maryland, was taken into custody Wednesday pending charges of Grand Larceny."
Montgomery County police spokeswoman Sheira Goff said "The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police are lead on this. Brinton was arrested at approximately 10 p.m. last night in their home."
On Thursday afternoon, Brinton appeared before a judge via closed-circuit television from the Montgomery County Central Processing Unit, where Judge Victor Del Pino declined to release him and ordered him extradited to Virginia. Brinton did not have a lawyer or any supporters or press, other than The Daily Wire, at the hearing. A public defender spoke for him temporarily, despite his not being eligible for a public defender because of his income. He was wearing a blue jail jumpsuit and a mask.
"Mr. Brinton is a nuclear engineer, he is married," the public defender said. "He works for GeoFission, a nuclear startup. He believes if he is released to turn himself in [to Virginia], he can keep his job... I believe the allegation is stolen luggage."
Del Pino said "I will deny the request to turn himself in. Virginia will pick him up. Good luck in Virginia, Mr. Brinton."
A court document lists Brinton's sex as "X." The bald-headed nuclear engineer stood out at Thursday's bond hearing among the other defendants, which included many non-English speaking defendants and people charged with gun crimes and other violent offenses.
In March, a Tanzanian fashion designer named Asia Odorous Khamsin appeared on Tucker Carlson Tonight to say that her luggage had been stolen from Reagan National Airport in 2018 on the way to a fashion show, causing catastrophe because she was unable to show her designs. Brinton was later pictured wearing one of her one-of-a-kind designs that had been in the suitcase, she said.
Brinton, a man who believes he is "nonbinary," has repeatedly been arrested for allegedly stealing women's clothes.
The former Biden official pleaded "no contest" to misdemeanor theft last month after he was caught on video allegedly stealing luggage at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. Brinton was initially charged with a felony when police believed he allegedly stole $3,670 worth of items, but he agreed to pay the victim more than $3,500 in restitution and received a suspended 180-day jail sentence, which meant he would serve no time behind bars as long as he stayed out of trouble.
Last year, Brinton was charged with stealing a woman's suitcase from the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport. Brinton allegedly removed a luggage tag from a navy blue Vera Bradley suitcase bag, dropped it into his handbag, and "then left the area at a quick pace" on September 16, 2022, according to a criminal complaint.
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ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND Sam Brinton, the "nonbinary" activist tapped by Joe Biden for a key nuclear role before he was fired for stealing women's clothes, was arrested again Wednesday night as a "fugitive from justice" for allegedly stealing luggage, The Daily Wire has learned.
A neighbor told The Daily Wire that "four unmarked police showed up last night, they would not let his spouse Kevin leave. After about an hour Sam Brinton was escorted out in handcuffs."
Rob Yingling, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA), said airport police "executed a search warrant May 17 in Montgomery County, Maryland, in connection with allegations of stolen property in luggage from Reagan National Airport that was brought to the department's attention in February 2023. With the assistance of Montgomery County Police, Samuel Otis Brinton, age 35, of Rockville, Maryland, was taken into custody Wednesday pending charges of Grand Larceny."
Montgomery County police spokeswoman Sheira Goff said "The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police are lead on this. Brinton was arrested at approximately 10 p.m. last night in their home."
On Thursday afternoon, Brinton appeared before a judge via closed-circuit television from the Montgomery County Central Processing Unit, where Judge Victor Del Pino declined to release him and ordered him extradited to Virginia. Brinton did not have a lawyer or any supporters or press, other than The Daily Wire, at the hearing. A public defender spoke for him temporarily, despite his not being eligible for a public defender because of his income. He was wearing a blue jail jumpsuit and a mask.
"Mr. Brinton is a nuclear engineer, he is married," the public defender said. "He works for GeoFission, a nuclear startup. He believes if he is released to turn himself in [to Virginia], he can keep his job... I believe the allegation is stolen luggage."
Del Pino said "I will deny the request to turn himself in. Virginia will pick him up. Good luck in Virginia, Mr. Brinton."
A court document lists Brinton's sex as "X." The bald-headed nuclear engineer stood out at Thursday's bond hearing among the other defendants, which included many non-English speaking defendants and people charged with gun crimes and other violent offenses.
In March, a Tanzanian fashion designer named Asia Odorous Khamsin appeared on Tucker Carlson Tonight to say that her luggage had been stolen from Reagan National Airport in 2018 on the way to a fashion show, causing catastrophe because she was unable to show her designs. Brinton was later pictured wearing one of her one-of-a-kind designs that had been in the suitcase, she said.
Brinton, a man who believes he is "nonbinary," has repeatedly been arrested for allegedly stealing women's clothes.
The former Biden official pleaded "no contest" to misdemeanor theft last month after he was caught on video allegedly stealing luggage at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. Brinton was initially charged with a felony when police believed he allegedly stole $3,670 worth of items, but he agreed to pay the victim more than $3,500 in restitution and received a suspended 180-day jail sentence, which meant he would serve no time behind bars as long as he stayed out of trouble.
Last year, Brinton was charged with stealing a woman's suitcase from the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport. Brinton allegedly removed a luggage tag from a navy blue Vera Bradley suitcase bag, dropped it into his handbag, and "then left the area at a quick pace" on September 16, 2022, according to a criminal complaint.
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John Steed said:
( June 4th, 2023 @ 8:37 pm )
Inflation is Biden's middle name. The way he keeps spending like a druunken sailor, we may soon learn how Germans felt is 1923. And unfortunately, week kneed cowards like the McC twins - McConnell and MeCarthy - are doing nothing meaninful about it.
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350,000 new jobs last month. I think we will survive.
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This check-the-box governing style has NEVER worked for the Idiot President, and if we can survive the less that 2 years of this corrupt Democratic Socialist Fool, Biden, we may learn how to save OUR Republic in spite of this Non Patriot Cast of Bad Actors.
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