"They discovered the suspect had knocked on the door of the home and asked the owner to give her a ride to Walmart on Dimond (Boulevard)," Oistad wrote. "The homeowner was cooperative with officers and was unaware the woman he gave a ride to was evading capture."

It's hard to believe the good samaritan didn't notice anything unusual about the suspects behavior. She probably had an increased heartrate from the hike, she knocked on a HO door under unusual circumstances, asks for a ride.
cmon man, you could've at least asked her about what was going on, read her reaction, and called the proper authorities.

theres a time and place to "do the right thing". like when a friend is stuck in the snow, a family member needs help moving, or a customer in line ahead of you is short on cash so you spot them.
when a crackhead, hiking through the snow knocks on your door and asks for a ride to Wal Mart (not her home, not to a friend or family members house, not to her broken down car, not Nordstrom)