The suspect also pulled out a knife and a screwdriver and threatened to kill both victims.
He was seen to use his force, body and momentum in a coordinated “heave-ho” effort with others to get past the police line into the building.
He now faces nine felony charges from three different victims.
The county health department said tranq is often mixed with other dangerous drugs and is never safe for use by humans.
The victim was attempting to return items given to them by the suspect when the incident occurred.
The robbery occurred at the People’s Bank inside of the Fairhaven Haggen on Monday.
Blaine Police said that those who were shot could have suffered serious injuries, especially if they were hit in the eyes.
The Kitsap County man repeatedly attempted to invoke his rights as a “sovereign citizen” to avoid prosecution.
He was the last of five people arrested in connection to a drug trafficking organization.
The suspect is accused of sending messages to a victim where they threatened to damage their car if they did not meet up with him.