Texas Gang Member Marked as Most Wanted Fugitive

A Texas man and known gang member has officially been added to Texas' 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List. Texas Department of Public Safety is offering up to $5,000 for any information that could lead to his arrest.

This Gang Member Violated His Parole

36-year-old Jamie Nicholas Wilson, a confirmed Black Gangster Disciple Nations gang member from San Antonio, has been wanted since June 10, 2025 for a parole violation. Keep scrolling to learn more about the gang.

Wilson stands at 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighs about 250 pounds. Tattoos are present on his head, face, and both of his arms.

Wilson's Criminal History

On June 12, 2025, Wilson received another warrant for his arrest after he was caught tampering with his electronic monitoring device.

Wilson's criminal history includes multiple convictions for possession of a controlled substance in 2017 and 2019. Additionally, in 2021, he was charged with assaulting a pregnant woman.

Wilson received four years of probation, but in 2022 it was revoked, landing him four years of confinement in a Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) facility.

Who Are the Black Gangster Disciples?

The Black Gangster Disciples have roots dating back to Chicago when the gang was first formed in 1958.

Black Gangster Disciples Nation was the result of a 1969 merger between two gangs: Black Disciples Nation and Gangster Disciples.

Conflicts later split the union, creating a faction called the Black Disciples (BD) who rose to infamy in 1994 when BD members executed an 11-year-old with two shots to the back of the head.

How to Submit an Anonymous Tip

If you have any information that can lead to the arrest of Jamie Nicholas Wilson, you can fill out the online form through the Texas DPS website.

Under "Type of Crime / Fugitive," select the individual about whom you have information. Once you submit the form, you may be contacted by law enforcement to provide follow-up information.

All tips submitted on the DPS website shall remain anonymous.