A Miami-Dade man is facing charges related to a diving incident. The incident occurred during lobster mini-season, although details of what happened are not specified. The man, identified as Micheal Simpson, has turned himself in to authorities.
This action was taken tonight, according to information from deputies. Further details about the incident and the charges against Simpson are available from local news sources, including CBS4 Miami.
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