A man accused of shooting a Bono man then setting his truck on fire over a $50 debt has been found not guilty of first-degree murder. According to online court records, a Craighead County jury found Dakota Cantwell, 22, of Jonesboro not guilty for last year’s murder of Jimmy Don Doyle. However, they did find him guilty of arson and abuse of a corpse. The jury recommended that Cantwell be sentenced to five years in the Arkansas Department of Correction for the arson charge, and six years for the abuse of a corpse charge. They also recommended the terms be served consecutively. On May 2, 2018, Jonesboro police found Doyle’s body inside a burnt out vehicle on Deer Lake Road. An autopsy revealed he had been shot once in the head before being set on fire.