Two men and a woman were arrested this week following a break-in at an Aurora apartment that resulted in the shooting and death of a 16-year-old girl. Audrina Fedelina Arrington, a student at Denver North High School, died Tuesday after two men broke into her family’s apartment in the 10600 block of East Jewell Avenue, according to Aurora police. Arrington was found suffering from a gunshot wound, but her cause and manner of death were still being investigated Thursday by the Arapahoe County Coroner’s Office. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Teenage girl killed in Aurora home invasion ID’d, death still under investigation Crime and Public Safety | Aurora teen killed during reported home invasion; police searching for 2 suspects Crime and Public Safety | Man found hiding near scene of Commerce City shooting charged with murder Crime and Public Safety | Colorado lawmakers prepare new legislation — and approach — to limit high-powered gun sales Crime and Public Safety | Colorado wolf that died after state capture had been shot earlier in the wild, necropsy finds April Collingwood, 44, was arrested Wednesday by Denver police on suspicion of complicity to commit second-degree murder, first-degree burglary and attempted aggravated robbery. Aurora police arrested Cooper Miller, 35, on Thursday and David Gunion, 51, on Friday. Both are suspected of second-degree murder, first-degree burglary and attempted aggravated robbery. Police said in a news release that Collingwood recruited Miller and Gunion to carry out the crime, and Arrington was shot during a struggle after the two armed men entered the apartment, which was occupied by multiple people. Aurora police encourage anyone with information about the incident to contact investigators at 720-913-7867. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.