Non-binary ex-Biden nuclear official
Sam Brinton arrested for being ‘fugitive
from justice’
Posted By: plomke, 5/18/2023 3:12:05 PM
The former Biden administration nuclear official who was axed late last year after they were caught red-handed in a string of luggage thefts was arrested at home this week, police confirmed. Samuel Brinton, 35, was taken into custody at their home in Rockville, Maryland, at 10 p.m. Wednesday, the Montgomery Country Police Department told The Post Thursday. CORRECTION*
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