A man is facing a felony charge in connection with the harvesting of saw palmetto berries. The incident occurred in a natural area in Boca Raton. Deputies allege that the man did not have permission to harvest the berries, leading to the felony charge.
Details of the case are available from local news sources. Further information on the incident can be found through CBS12, the source of this report.
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