Sam Brinton, Biden's creepy-crawly, mustachioed transvestite from Transexual Transylvania — and former nuclear waste disposal guru — who was convicted of swiping women's luggage from airports around the nation has been handed a two-year sentence in federal prison.
Kidding! That was a 75-year-old prolifer Paula Harlow, who lives her life in a wheelchair. Harlow got that sentence for blocking an abortion clinic doorway. Her 74-year-old sister got the same sentence.
The Free Beacon is reporting that Brinton had his privileged wrist slapped and won't spend a night in the hoosegow.
The feds were kind enough to drop Brinton's felony grand larceny charge — which could have sent him to prison for 20 years — down to petit larceny, a misdemeanor.
Brinton's sweetie-pie sentence includes the following "punishments:"
- Brinton is required to sign up for an adult diversion program;
- He must undergo treatment for mental health;
- He is ordered to complete 50 hours of community service helping elderly people;
- He must also write a letter of apology to the people whose luggage he stole.
This was the third time Brinton was convicted of stealing luggage belonging to real women. --->READ MORE HERE
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Former Biden-administration nuclear official Sam Brinton, charged with felony suitcase theft, pleaded guilty to petit larceny in a sweetheart plea deal in Virginia that results in no jail time for him.
The plea deal was unveiled during a hearing last week in Arlington General District Court, the Washington Free Beacon reported.
Brinton, who identifies as non-binary, uses they/them pronouns, and dresses in women’s clothes, worked as deputy assistant secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy before being sacked following his luggage-theft scandal. His appointment as a nuclear-waste official in the Biden administration was widely touted as a historic accomplishment for the LGBT community.
In February 2023, he was charged with grand larceny for allegedly taking Tanzanian designer’s Asya Khamsin’s luggage from Ronald Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Va. It was the third such incident of luggage theft Brinton was allegedly associated with.
Khamsin claimed in a viral tweet in February 2023 that Brinton wore custom-made clothes that she had reported missing in 2018. After hearing the news of Brinton’s luggage-theft charges, Khamsin made a shocking discovery.
“Surprisingly, I found . . . images [of Brinton wearing my custom-made] outfits, which [were] in the lost bag,” Khamsin said.
Brinton was jailed in Virginia for about two weeks in relation to the Khamsin theft after being released on bond.
As part of the deal finalized last week, Brinton entered into an adult diversion program in which he committed to undergo a mental-health evaluation, write a letter of apology, return any stolen property, and complete 50 hours of community service assisting the elderly, according to prosecutors. The arrangement also involved downgrading Brinton’s grand-larceny felony charges to petit larceny, a misdemeanor. Brinton will avoid a prison sentence, which for grand larceny in Virginia can go up to as many as 20 years. --->READ MORE HERE
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