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Photo via Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission KEY LARGO (CBSMiami) Two men are facing charges after deputies say they tried to take several endangered deer from the Florida Keys. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office says one their deputies pulled over Erik Damas and Tumani Younge early Sunday morning. The deputy immediately noticed several deer tied up and struggling in the car. He called for a wildlife officer who confirmed they were Key deer. The men could face up to five years in jail and fines of up to $5,000.