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 An Arlington woman died overnight, accidentally shot by her boyfriend with a handgun that was a gift from her father. 
 
 Lucinda Luna, 19, was struck in the stomach when the .45 caliber pistol discharged. It happened about 11:30 p.m. Thursday, Shelby County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Earle Farrell said. 
 
 She was rushed to the Regional Medical Center at Memphis, where she died in surgery about 4:30 a.m. 
 
 Farrell said Brennan Fields, 18, received the gun as a graduation gift. 
 
 Fields and two friends had taken the gun apart and put it back together before the shooting, and he didn’t realize a live round was left in the chamber, Farrell said. A toddler was also present in the room at Luna’s family's’ house on South Fork Drive. 
 
 “No charges are expected to be filed. It’s just a real tragedy,” said Farrell. 
 
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 The shooting happened along South Fork Drive on Thursday. 
 
 SCSO said Brennan Fields, 18, received a gun as a graduation gift. He was playing with the gun when it accidentally fired, striking his 19-year-old girlfriend, Lucinda Luna, in the stomach. 
 
 Luna went to the hospital where she died from her injuries. 
 
 "I found out a couple of hours ago, so I am still kind of distraught," Kara Stubblefield, Luna's friend, said. 
 
 Stubblefield grew up just feet away from Luna. The two girls, close in age, quickly became friends. 
 
 "She was always reading. Every time I went over there she was like here you need to read this book," Stubblefield said. 
 
 Thursday night was supposed to be like any other night when the two girls would hang out with their group of friends. But, Kara was met with a sea of blue lights and first responders in front of Luna's home. 
 
 "When I got home last night I saw the window open and I saw cops walking around so I knew something horrible happened," Stubblefield said. 
 
 Luna's father gave Fields the gun as a gift. Stubblefield said Fields was experienced with guns, owning several and even going to the gun range frequently. 
 
 "This is going to hurt real bad for him [Fields]. Like he's not going to get over this for a long time," Stubblefield said. "I am just worried about Brennan really and her parents too." 
 
 Investigators said it was a tragic accident. 
 
 Fields is not expected to face any charges. 
 
 "By all indications, there was no intent for this to happen," SCSO spokesperson Earle Farrell said. 
 
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– A 19-year-old woman in Tennessee is dead after she was accidentally shot by her boyfriend with a gun her father gave him as a graduation gift, the Commercial Appeal reports. Brennan Fields, 18, had taken apart the pistol and put it back together Thursday night; he didn't realize there was still a live round in the chamber. According to WMC, Fields was playing with the gun when it fired. Fields' girlfriend, Lucinda Luna, was lying on a couch across the room from him, Fox 13 reports. The bullet struck her in the stomach. Luna died early Friday at an area hospital. No charges are expected to be filed against Fields. "It's just a real tragedy," a Shelby County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson says. A friend of Luna's tells WMC Fields is experienced with firearms, owning several and frequenting a gun range. "He's not going to get over this for a long time," she says. Two of Fields' friends and a toddler were also in the room when Luna was shot.