Florida Man Charged with Stealing $700K Worth of Seafood by Impersonating Safeway Employee

A Florida career criminal is accused of stealing more than $700,000 of frozen seafood earlier this year from a company in the state of Washington by posing as an employee of the Safeway supermarket chain. David Subil, 51, of Florida was indicted earlier this month in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington on two charges of interstate transportation of stolen property. Subil is accused of posing as several different Safeway employees to purchase truckloads of Russian king crab and snow crab from a business in Stanwood, Washington, and the seafood company it represents. Police set up a sting to catch the fake buyer when they were alerted to the crime after the scammed Washington business tried to refund money it thought it had overcharged. Here's what you need to know about this brazen crime.