Soros DA’s Office Hired Registered Sex Offender As Paralegal

Buta Biberaj’s office employed man caught with 600 images of child pornography

Kevin Daley • February 10, 2022 3:30 pm

A George Soros-backed prosecutor in Northern Virginia is under fire after a registered sex offender was hired to work in her office.

The offender briefly served as a paralegal in Loudoun County commonwealth’s attorney Buta Biberaj’s (D.) office. He was dismissed from the post only after his probation officer made inquiries about his employment status with Biberaj’s office.

“I was kind of surprised how quickly the process went,” the unidentified offender said in an interview with Fox 5, which first reported the story. “And I was expecting there to be the background check, of course. I mean, everybody does a background check these days.”

Federal authorities raided the sex offender’s home in late 2013 and found over 600 images of child pornography. The materials show children engaged in sexually explicit behavior and in some cases “depicted children involved in sadistic conduct,” according to court filings. Some of the children featured in the materials are kidnapping and trafficking victims, according to the filings.

The offender, who briefly had access to a wide range of case files during his tenure with Biberaj, pleaded guilty to one count of receipt of child pornography, which carries a five-year mandatory minimum sentence. He was sentenced to 5 years in prison and 10 years of supervised release.

Biberaj is already facing heat from fellow Democrats for her handling of domestic abuse cases. The Washington Free Beacon reported on Feb. 2 that a former career prosecutor alerted local leaders to Biberaj’s progressive prosecutorial practices and warned that she is a threat to public safety. The prosecutor, Jason Faw, highlighted lenient sentences Biberaj’s staff helped arrange in three child endangerment and domestic abuse cases during those consultations.

Speaking at a March budget session, Loudoun County Board of Supervisors chair Phyllis Randall (D.) said shelters and county agency officials have privately expressed concern that Biberaj isn’t doing enough for victims of domestic violence.

“Since this office [Biberaj] came in, the number of victims, and I mean domestic violence victims, who have reached out to us has been bloodcurdling,” Randall said.

Soros’s Justice and Public Safety PAC donated $659,000 to Biberaj’s 2019 campaign for commonwealth’s attorney.