He will also have to pay restitution of $979,772, the loss prosecutors allege he caused to financial institutions because of the scheme. Through tears, Kamil apologized to victims of the theft ring and his family in a Los Angeles federal courtroom. The broader surf community learned of the scheme after the crime ring hit well-known surfer and filmmaker Logan Dulien. He showed the video to police and posted it online, where Dulien had amassed a large following, to warn fellow surfers. When he was arrested, Kamil had pictures of hundreds of stolen credit and debit cards, according to prosecutors.