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EXCLUSIVE: Sam Brinton spotted for 1st time since leaving jail over latest suitcase swiping charges
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0:34Now PlayingEx-Biden appointed nuclear official Sam Brinton ditched their usual colorful frocks for a more “traditional” look of slacks and a T-shirt Friday, less than 24 hours after being released from jail over grand larceny charges.
Exculsive pictures obtained by The Post show the non-binary former White House official — who goes by the pronouns they/them — beaming in public while stepping out for the first time since being arrested on May 17 over accusations they stole a Tanzanian fashion designer’s dresses and luggage.
Brinton carried two shirts and was dressed in a maroon V-neck and black trousers to leave the home they share with husband Kevin Rieck in Maryland.
The 35-year old is out on $5,000 bond in connection to allegations they stole clothes made by designer Asya Khamsin.
The designer and her attorney confirmed to The Post federal agents questioned her about her luggage and colorful dresses which went missing after she stopped at the Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC during a 2018 trip.
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