Corey Murray, 29, was arrested in Mississauga last Friday and charged with first degree murder in the death of 17-year-old Trevor Seraphine, gunned down outside an apartment building at 14 Willowridge Rd. in the city’s northwest on March 21.

Murray’s brother, 25-year-old Curtis Murray, was previously apprehended and charged with first-degree murder. Corey Murray had been the subject of a manhunt.

In addition, Samelia Dania Wiltshire, 24, of Mississauga, is charged with being an accessory after the fact to murder, police said. Wiltshire, who was arrested earlier this week and appeared in court on Tuesday.

“On Friday, Corey Murray was arrested by the Provincial Repeat Offender Parole Enforcement unit in Mississauga on the strength of a parole apprehension warrant,” Const. Jenniferji Sidhu said after the suspect’s arrest.

Homicide investigators have said Seraphine, 17, Saint Lucia-born and the city’s ninth murder victim of the year, was simply walking from one apartment building within the complex to another when he was fatally shot.

Seraphine was shot about 2 a.m. after an altercation with two men. Homicide Det. Tam Bui said that “Trevor was a recent immigrant from St. Lucia. His only mistake was walking from one friend’s building to another.”

The cold blooded killing sparked a hunt for two brothers who Bui has described as “very dangerous people.”

Bui previously asked for the public’s help in locating some items pertaining to the murder.

“I am appealing to community members who knowingly purchased any of these items to please return them to 23 Division (5230 Finch Ave. W.).” He was referring to a block sale weekend event poster at 44 Willowridge Rd. N. on March 20, where evidence in connection with the murder of Seraphine may have been sold.

Meanwhile, Seraphine’s relatives have been making arrangements for their mother to come to Canada.