Girlfriend playing with gun pointed it at 16-year-old boy and pulled trigger, deputies say

Inset: David Anthony Vargas Acker (GoFundMe). Background: Deputies investigate his death (WOFL).

Inset: David Anthony Vargas Acker (GoFundMe). Background: Deputies investigate his death (WOFL).

Authorities have reportedly announced a criminal case against a girl for allegedly shooting and killing her 16-year-old boyfriend.

The victim, David Anthony Vargas Acker, 16, was fatally shot July 30 while he, the girl, and a friend were playing with a gun, said the Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Florida, according to Fox Orlando affiliate WOFL.

“He was only 16 and had so much more life ahead of him. He was always so full of joy,” family said in a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for the funeral and legal fees amid the ongoing investigation. “David brought laughter, happiness and light into every room he entered. He had so much love to go around. This tragedy has left a huge void not only in our lives, but everyone who had the privilege to experience David.”

More Law&Crime coverage: Man convicted of murder after killing father in front of daughter outside Dave & Buster’s on Easter Sunday. The gun was used days later in boy’s accidental shooting.

David had brought the gun to the home on the 1100 block of Easton Street, deputies reportedly said. That ended in tragedy that early morning July 30. He, his girlfriend and the gun were pointing it at each other and posed with it. Then the girlfriend pointed it at him and pulled the trigger, authorities claim.

Charged as a juvenile, the girl is now facing a count of aggravated manslaughter of a child. Authorities arrested her Wednesday, according to CBS Orlando affiliate WKMG.

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