Sam Brinton, the nonbinary U.S. vitality official who was fired for stealing girls’s baggage at airports, was arrested in Maryland as a fugitive from justice in one other case of baggage theft.

Brinton, 35, is at present behind bars in Montgomery County after a choose ordered the previous Biden administration darling to be held with out bond throughout a Thursday courtroom look, in keeping with courtroom data.

The Daily Wire first reported Brinton’s arrest on Wednesday night time.

A neighbor of Brinton’s advised the outlet 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.”

The disgraced ex-official, who doesn’t determine as male or feminine, is awaiting extradition to Virginia on grand larceny prices.

Tanzanian clothier Asya Khamsin accused Brinton of stealing her baggage at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in 2018.

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Ms. Khamsin made the accusation after seeing Brinton sporting the designer’s custom-made outfits for a Vanity Fair photoshoot a while after the theft.

It is unclear whether or not Brinton was arrested as a fugitive over this incident.

However Reagan National Airport is situated in Arlington, Virginia, and the Khamsin incident is the one publicly reported theft tied to Brinton that has not been legally settled.

The Washington Times has reached out to the Montgomery County courtroom clerk for remark.

Brinton, the previous deputy assistant secretary of the Energy Department’s workplace of spent gasoline and waste disposition, had prevented imprisonment in two earlier instances of baggage theft.

Brinton agreed to enter a diversion program to keep away from jail time after being convicted for stealing a Vera Bradley suitcase with over $2,300 value of contents in it from the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport final September.  

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Brinton additionally needed to return the stolen objects to the sufferer and write an apology letter to her, in addition to do three days of neighborhood service.

If all goes effectively for Brinton underneath the diversion program, there will likely be no jail time in Minnesota. The former federal official had confronted as much as 5 years in jail and/or a $10,000 tremendous.

The Energy Department fired Brinton after an arrest warrant was issued in one other case of luggage theft in Nevada.

Las Vegas authorities mentioned Brinton was seen taking a $320 piece of baggage from the luggage declare space, with the bag having over $3,500 value of jewellery, clothes and cosmetics inside.

Brinton pleaded “no contest” within the case and acquired a suspended sentence of 180 days in jail and was ordered to pay $3,670 to that sufferer.

Brinton and the sufferer took the identical flight into Las Vegas from Washington Dulles International Airport.

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