Davis, 48, is a sovereign citizen, according to the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office, meaning he rejects the rule of government. He also founded Polk County-based Bears Law and Forensic Science Team, which offers to help reunite children with their parents after they’ve been separated by the Department of Children and Families.

According to an arrest warrant, Yeager was doing research online about assisting people with family legal issues when she found Davis, whom she contacted. Davis invited Yeager to visit and study under him in exchange for doing farm and legal work, the warrant said.

Yeager left Texas and arrived July 9 or 10 at Davis’ compound — a two-acre farm in Polk City with livestock where members of the organization work and stay, according to the warrant. Yeager was expecting to have a bedroom. Instead, she was given a sleeping bag and pointed to the floor.

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