Genderfluid, non-binary Biden official Sam Brinton has been accused of a second luggage theft.

The report of Brinton stealing luggage from the Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas has led to a felony warrant for Brinton's arrest.

Report: ‘Genderfluid’ Biden Official Sam Brinton Accused of Second Luggage Theft Seriously AMERICA, this is a F king embarrassment. UNACCEPTABLE, end of story. Fire this pile of 💩 https://t.co/zyY6FImFlq

— JJ1776 Patriot (@JJ1776Patriot) December 9, 2022

The details

“A felony warrant was issued for Sam Brinton, a deputy assistant secretary, sources said. The charge is for grand larceny with a value between $1,200 and $5,000, records showed,” Breitbart News reported.

"Sam Brinton was charged with a felony last month for allegedly stealing a woman’s luggage at Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) International Airport on September 16. The theft reportedly occurred when a woman arriving from New Orleans went to the baggage carousel only to find that her navy blue Vera Bradley roller bag was missing," it added.

Sam Brinton, nonbinary Biden official, stole jewelry worth $1,700 in second luggage theft: police https://t.co/Q88BKe8jzV

— Fox News (@FoxNews) December 11, 2022

The police report

"Brinton demonstrated several signs of abnormal behavior while taking the victim's luggage which are cues suspects typically give off when committing luggage theft," the LVMPD detective wrote regarding Brinton's alleged theft. "Specifically, Brinton pulled the victim's luggage from the carousel and examined the tag."

"Then placing it back on the carousel, looking in all directions for anyone who might be watching, or might approach," it continued.

"Pulling it back off the carousel and demonstrating the same behavior by looking around before walking away with it quickly. Brinton only having checked one piece of luggage, which Brinton had already claimed from the carousel, had no reason to be examining and taking any other pieces of luggage," the report noted.

Biden energy official Sam Brinton charged with second luggage theft, this time in Las Vegas https://t.co/qoZAufQaJZ

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) December 10, 2022

Brinton was placed on administrative leave from the role of deputy assistant secretary for spent fuel and waste disposition at the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy following the report of the first incident.

The Minneapolis case reported that if convicted, Brinton could face up to five years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine.

The concerning actions have led some GOP leaders to call for Brinton's resignation, though the Biden administration has yet to make any new statements in the case.

Brinton's actions look to lead to serious consequences that will be highly scrutinized in the high-profile case.