What would happen to a fugitive if they fled the state they committed a crime in?

If a fugitive flees the state where they committed a crime, they can still be apprehended through extradition, a legal process that allows one state to surrender a fugitive to another state. Law enforcement agencies may issue a warrant for their arrest, and if caught, the fugitive can be returned to face charges. Additionally, fleeing can lead to more severe penalties and complications in their case. Ultimately, escaping does not guarantee freedom and may complicate their legal situation further.