BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – Three people have been arrested after attempting to end a woman’s pregnancy without her consent.

Bellingham Police Lt. Claudia Murphy says that their investigation began after the victim, who was pregnant, was admitted for extensive medical treatment.

Investigators learned that one of the suspects, identified as a 32-year-old Arizona man, had offered the victim money to end the pregnancy.

When that was unsuccessful, the suspect recruited two others to obtain pregnancy-ending medication.

My Bellingham Now refrains from publishing suspects’ names until they have made their first court appearance or there is a public need to identify.

The suspect allegedly tampered with the victim’s prenatal vitamins and sleep medicine to administer the medication without her consent.

U.S. Marshals arrested the primary suspect in Mesa, AZ Sunday morning.

He is facing attempted manslaughter charge in the first degree, second-degree assault, violating a previously existing domestic violence order and placing poison or other harmful objects or substances in food, drink, medicine or water.

A 30-year-old male accomplice was taken into custody by Bellingham Police on Thursday, and a 30-year-old woman was arrested in connection to the case Sunday.

The suspected accomplices are both facing complicity charges for attempted manslaughter, assault and medication tampering according to jail booking records.

The accomplices remain at the Whatcom County without bail, while the primary suspect is scheduled to be extradited to Whatcom County in the coming days.

Court documents state that the pregnancy remains viable ahead of the victim’s due date later this year.

Washington state passed a law last year that protects a person’s right to abortion in the state, though consent of the pregnant person is required for abortion access.