Suspects in Steele Creek homicide arrested

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Many residents in Steele Creek have their own theories about what led to the death of David Doyle.
 
They are relieved yet cautious after police arrested another suspect in the Steele Creek homicide.

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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department detectives arrested Tardra Bouknight, 31, Wednesday night in connection with the slaying.

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Authorities believe Bouknight, Blakeney and Peter Gould Jr. tied Doyle up inside his home on Plantation Woods Drive, stabbed him to death and stole his SUV.
 
"It's very frightening for me," a neighbor who did not want to be identified said. "Very frightening, specifically if people are coming into the neighborhood and targeting homes."

In 2010, Bouknight was one of three men arrested for burglarizing a home on Foxthorne Drive in north Charlotte.
 
The intruders stole thousands of dollars of electronics, police said.
 
Gould used to work for a tree and lawn service company, and residents are wondering if he ever worked on Doyle's yard.
 
"Now knowing that he worked for a tree service and there's been a lot of tree service trucks in the neighborhood, now the fear is back," the neighbor said.
 
Bouknight and Blakeney remain behind bars without bond and Gould is due in court Friday.

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