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University of Texas students embrace during a gathering for fellow student Haruka Weiser on campus Thursday, April 7, 2016, in Austin, Texas. Weiser, a first-year dance student from Oregon, was found... (Associated Press) 
  
 University of Texas students embrace during a gathering for fellow student Haruka Weiser on campus Thursday, April 7, 2016, in Austin, Texas. Weiser, a first-year dance student from Oregon, was found dead on campus after she was reporter missing earlier this week. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) (Associated Press) 
  
 AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — The Latest on the killing of a student at the University of Texas, Austin (all times local): 
  
 10:45 a.m. 
  
 Austin's police chief says a 17-year-old suspect will be charged with murder in the killing of a University of Texas dance major. 
  
 Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo says Meechaiel Criner (mih-kah-EEL' KRY'-nur) is in custody in Travis County Jail and that he will be formally charged Friday afternoon in the slaying of 18-year-old Haruka Weiser. 
  
 Acevedo says Criner was apprehended thanks to tips from the community, including the local fire department, who recognized the suspect from campus surveillance video. 
  
 He says investigators are certain that the suspect in custody is responsible for Weiser's death. Her body was found in a creek on campus on Tuesday. Weiser, of Portland, Oregon, was last seen alive on Sunday evening. 
  
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 9:45 a.m. 
  
 Police say they've arrested a suspect in the first on-campus killing at the University of Texas in five decades. 
  
 The Austin Police Department said via Twitter on Friday that a suspect is in custody and more details will come during a press briefing later. 
  
 The body of 18-year-old Haruka Weiser, a dance major from Portland, Oregon, was discovered Tuesday in a creek near the alumni center and football stadium in the heart of campus. 
  
 Police have released surveillance video of a man they say is a suspect walking a bike around 11 p.m. Sunday near to where her body was found. 
  
 Campus President Greg Fenves has said the "unthinkable brutality against Haruka is an attack on our entire family." 
  
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 8:30 a.m. 
  
 Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo says he's confident a man who appears on University of Texas surveillance video killed a first-year dance student whose body was found on campus. 
  
 Acevedo told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Friday that the location and timing of the man's appearance on campus, according to the video, indicate he is responsible for the slaying of 18-year-old Haruka Weiser. 
  
 Weiser, from Portland, Oregon, was last seen Sunday night leaving the school's drama building. Her body was found in a creek on Tuesday. 
  
 The video appears to show a man pushing a red or pink bicycle near the school's football stadium, which is near the creek, around the time that Weiser was last seen. 
  
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 This item has been corrected to show that the police chief's last name is Acevedo not Avedevo. 
  
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 7:10 a.m. 
  
 Austin police are hunting for a suspect spotted on University of Texas surveillance video around the time that a first-year dance student was killed on campus. 
  
 The body of 18-year-old Haruka Weiser was found in a creek Tuesday. Police say Weiser was last seen Sunday night leaving UT's drama building. 
  
 Authorities haven't revealed details of how she died, but UT President Greg Fenves has described her killing as "horrifying and incomprehensible." 
  
 Police say the man appears on surveillance video pushing a red or pink bicycle north of the stadium, which is near the creek, around 11 p.m. Sunday. Assistant Austin Police Chief Troy Gay says it's unclear if he is a student, but that he was in the area for a couple of hours. No weapon has been recovered. ||||| Just One More Thing... 
  
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 A 17-year-old homeless "runaway" faces a murder charge in connection with the killing of a University of Texas freshman this week, Austin police said Friday. 
  
 The suspect — identified as Meechaiel Criner — was arrested Thursday and booked in the Travis County Jail, Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo said at a news conference. 
  
 Student Haruka Weiser, an 18-year-old dance and theater major, was last seen alive on the Austin campus Sunday night before she was reported missing the following morning. Her body was discovered near a creek on Tuesday, and investigators declared her death a homicide — setting off a manhunt on the campus of 50,000 students. 
  
 Haruka Weiser was an 18-year-old freshman at the University of Texas. Blaine Truitt Covert / Dance West 
  
 Police asked for the public's help to catch Weiser's killer after releasing surveillance video of the suspect lurking near the school stadium with a woman's bicycle. 
  
 "We’re going to bring justice to that family, and restore the sense of safety that this campus and this community has enjoyed," Acevedo told reporters Friday morning, adding that a motive for the crime remains unclear. 
  
 Acevedo said Criner is not a student at the school. 
  
 "We don't believe he lived on campus or was hanging out on campus," he later told NBC News. "We know he's homeless. Part of what we need and we need from our community, anyone that knows him, has any history on him, any contact on him, to please contact the police department." 
  
 Related: Body Found Near Creek at UT Austin ID'd as Student Haruka Weiser 
  
 The arrest came after Austin firefighters provided a crucial tip to police after responding Monday to a small fire involving a backpack near the campus, the chief said. 
  
 Firefighters found Criner at the scene, police said, and he was taken to Lifeworks, a nonprofit shelter for youth in the city. 
  
 In addition, a witness to the fire also called in a tip after seeing the surveillance footage and believed the suspect looked like the same person involved in Monday's incident. 
  
 This photo provided by Austin Police shows Meechaiel Khalil Criner, 17, suspected in the killing of University of Texas at Austin student Haruka Weiser. Austin Police Department 
  
 Police also found a MacBook with a Portland sticker on it in Criner’s locker at LifeWorks, and Weiser’s MacBook also had a Portland sticker on it, police said in an arrest warrant affidavit. 
  
 Criner was booked on a charge of tampering with evidence, and was charged with murder Friday afternoon. He is being held at the Travis County Jail in lieu of $1 million bail, according to jail records. 
  
 Weiser's family released a statement through the University of Texas at Austin thanking police, the university and everyone who assisted in the case. 
  
 "We remain steadfast in our desire to honor Haruka’s memory through kindness and love, not violence. To the police officers, the UT community and all who have been impacted by this, we just ask that you hug your children, hug your parents TWICE, one from you and one from us," the family said. "Thank you for all the support you have shown us." 
  
 I want to let you know that developments into the homicide investigation will come at 10:30 this morning: https://t.co/47BasRH3vb — Greg Fenves (@gregfenves) April 8, 2016 
  
 Criner had been under the care of the Texas Child Protective Services, agency spokeswoman Julie Moody told NBC News. 
  
 He last checked in with his case manager this week after he allegedly set the fire and was taken to LifeWorks. But before he was brought to the shelter, the agency did not know where he was and he was placed on "runaway status." 
  
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 On the night Weiser disappeared after leaving the drama building, a suspect was seen walking around the area at about 10 p.m. and again after 11 p.m. while steering around a red or pink women's bike, police said Thursday. Authorities described him as a 6-foot-tall black male. 
  
 The man who police believe was Criner is seen on surveillance video following Weiser after she passed him, and pulling a "shiny rigid object" from the back of his pants, according to an arrest warrant affidavit. When the suspect returns into view he is carrying a duffel bag and walking with a limp and an apparent injury to his leg, police said. 
  
 Police added that Weiser was "assaulted," but declined to detail the nature of the crime because the investigation is ongoing. No weapon was recovered from the scene. 
  
 The jarring killing on a campus that hasn't seen a homicide in about 50 years has left students and faculty asking questions about safety and mourning a young woman excited about her first year in college. 
  
 Weiser, a Portland, Oregon, native, was trained in ballet and became involved in the school's student-run dance group. 
  
 Her family and school officials said she was passionate about dance, and was also planning on double majoring in pre-med. 
  
 In a 2015 Q&A with Dance West, her Beaverton, Oregon-based dance school, Weiser said that she began training in the sixth grade, and loves the disciplines of ballet and hip-hop. 
  
 Haruka Weiser performs in August Bournonville's La Sylphide with the Portland Ballet in 2013. Blaine Truitt Covert / Portland Ballet 
  
 "I love to dance because it constantly challenges me," she said, according to the school's Facebook page. "I love that there is a finished, perfect product. My dancing is constantly changing as a I strive to improve. Because of this, I find that even the smallest successes can be the most rewarding." 
  
 Meanwhile, UT Austin President Gregory L. Fenves said additional police patrols on the campus will continue until further notice. 
  
 "We must honor Haruka’s life and, as her family said so eloquently yesterday, make her death an occasion to improve safety for others and 'find some meaning behind an otherwise senseless and tragic death,'" Fenves wrote Friday to students. |||||
Police have arrested a 17-year-old homeless man in the murder of University of Texas student Haruka Weiser, found dead in a creek on campus on Tuesday. Meechaiel Criner, who is not a student at the school, was arrested Thursday and has been booked in Travis County Jail pending a murder charge, per NBC News. Authorities say the break in the case came after firefighters responded to a small fire that turned out to be a burning backpack, reports the American-Statesman. Police believe the backpack belonged to Weiser and contained some of her belongings. A witness and fire officials later identified the man seen walking a woman's bike around campus in a surveillance video as having appeared at the scene of the fire, police said at a press conference on Friday, per the AP. "We're going to bring justice to that family, and restore the sense of safety that this campus and this community has enjoyed," says Austin's police chief. Police have not commented on a motive.