Dallas serial wallet thief back in jail, facing a series of new charges

A Dallas woman who stole people's wallets from salons, offices, shops and more is back in the Dallas County Jail on new charges out of Austin and Oklahoma City.

Royse Session, 27, was booked into the Dallas County Jail on Oct. 7 for violating parole. She wasn’t allowed to leave the state.

"I went to the back to pull some files of some cases that were heard that day," she recalled. "I came back up to the front, and I couldn’t find my wallet." Oklahoma City police tell FOX 4 that Session stole wallets from seven different people in Oklahoma City and Tulsa during a two-week timeframe over the summer.

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