BISMARCK, N.D. (Valley News Live) — A man arrested in North Dakota is now facing eight federal counts in connection with a string of bank robberies in Texas spanning five years.
Jamail White, known as the “Subzero” suspect, is accused of robbing several Frost Bank locations at gunpoint in Texas from 2021 to 2026. He was arrested in North Dakota and is now facing eight federal counts.(FBI Houston)
The FBI Houston division announced Thursday that Jamail White — previously known only as the “Subzero” suspect — is facing federal charges after being accused of robbing several Frost Bank locations at gunpoint from 2021 to 2026.
White was arrested in North Dakota last month. He had already been facing a felony charge in North Dakota after drug task force officers found him with money and 160 fentanyl pills during a search warrant in Bismarck in November 2023. According to court records, White told investigators at the time he had been sent from Texas to Bismarck to traffic and sell fentanyl.
White was identified as the “Subzero” suspect earlier this year after a public tip led investigators to him. He is accused of using a “takeover-style” robbery method, forcing tellers and customers to the ground during the commission of the crimes. One of the robberies took place at a Houston Frost Bank location in January 2026 during a cold snap — which is how he earned the nickname.
“Thank you to our partners, the news media, and the public for helping to bring him to justice,” the FBI Houston division said Thursday on X.
Anyone with information about additional robberies White may have been involved in should contact the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI.
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