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Two Brothers Accused of Robbing Six Men During a Private Poker Game

By jili tutorial · September 5, 2026

Two Brothers Accused of Robbing Six Men During a Private Poker Game

Charges Filed in Fargo-Area Armed Robbery

Brothers Jackson James Dubois, 22, of Fargo, and Delton Robledo Dubois, 20, of West Fargo, North Dakota, are facing serious charges after allegedly orchestrating an armed robbery of a private poker game last month. During the incident, six men were held at gunpoint.

Both brothers have been charged in Cass County District Court with robbery involving a firearm, dangerous weapon, or destructive device — a Class B felony. They were arrested on August 31 and remain in custody at the Cass County Jail.

Details of the Poker Game Robbery

According to police, on August 28, three men wearing dark clothing and ski masks entered a building on Northern Pacific Avenue during an invite-only poker game. The suspects held six men at gunpoint. One victim told authorities that a gun was pressed against the back of his head.

The group was ordered to the ground and robbed of their wallets, cellphones, and cash from the poker table. The total loss is estimated at $2,500.

How Police Tracked Down the Suspects

Investigators quickly identified a suspect vehicle: a black pickup truck with distinctive chrome trim. The truck was linked to Delton Dubois. In addition, two stolen cellphones were recovered near an address connected to Jackson Dubois’ ex-girlfriend.

During an interview, Delton denied being at the poker game that night. However, according to the charging document, he was able to describe specific details about how someone could gain entry into the building. Jackson told investigators he spent the evening on FaceTime with his girlfriend.

A search of the truck uncovered ski masks, dark clothing, gloves, an empty trash bag, and a bank deposit receipt, according to the document. During a search of Delton’s apartment, investigators also found three ammunition magazines inside a safe.

Possible Involvement of a Former Card Dealer

Witnesses told investigators they suspected a former card dealer at the game may have been involved. The dealer had reportedly been fired for being intoxicated on the job. Witnesses also said the man had previously brought others — including Jackson Dubois — to the game.

Cellphone location data reportedly placed Jackson near the scene at the time of the robbery. Investigators also found text messages between Jackson and the former dealer discussing “making money” in the days before the robbery, as well as additional messages that appeared to discuss the robbery plan.

A third, unidentified man interviewed by investigators acknowledged knowing about the alleged robbery plot. He told authorities he got “cold feet” and did not enter the building. However, he has not been charged in the case.