A California woman has been declared the first female sexually violent predator in Texas history. Under Texas law, sexually violent predators are considered extremely dangerous and likely to re-offend.

Texas has just made history with the first ever female sexual violent predator after this woman is accused of manipulation, assault, and aggravated kidnapping.

The Comal County Criminal District Attorney's Office said the woman admitted to engaging in role-playing games with pen pals while in prison.

A Comal County woman, Desiree Hamm, was officially designated as Texas’ first female sexually violent predator after a jury’s decision on

Desiree Hamm, 37, was deemed Texas' first female sexually violent predator after being convicted for abusing and kidnapping teen girls, continuing predatory behavior in prison. She's committed to a treatment center with periodic evaluations.

Desiree Hamm, 37, of San Diego, California, became the first woman in Texas to be classified as a sexually violent predator (SVP) on Thursday, Jan. 30.

Desiree Ham is the first woman in Texas designated as a Sexually Violent Predator for manipulating teens online.

A Texas jury determined Desiree Ham, 37 of San Diego, CA to be the first female charged as a Sexually Violent Predator in Texas.

The first woman was classified as a sexually violent predator in Texas history on Thursday after she was convicted more than a decade ago of the physical and psychological abuse of two teen girls, prosecutors said.