About 30 minutes before the plane was to land in Portland , Herrera told another passenger, Jake Str

Alexander Michael Herrera, 24, pleaded not guilty last Tuesday to charges of attempted destruction of an aircraft and interference with flight crew members and attendants in U.S. District Court in Portland.
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On May 27, Herrera had boarded the plane in Anchorage, sat in the window seat of an emergency exit aisle and struck up a conversation with the passenger next to him, according to an affidavit by FBI agent Jake Green. The passenger, Robin Struempler, said Herrera was calm and polite at first but then made claims that he was psychic and asked her what her sign was.
About 30 minutes before port stevens australia accommodation the plane was to land in Portland , Herrera told another passenger, Jake Struempler, "Let's see how this plays out," before trying to open the exit door with all his weight, port stevens australia accommodation the affidavit says.
Passengers heard a whooshing sound and felt a change in the air pressure as Herrera tried to open the door, the affidavit states. Jake and Robin Struempler wrestled with Herrera and Jake Struempler punched him to get him to let go of the door. Herrera, Green wrote, port stevens australia accommodation was fighting back and yelling "why are you doing this? Why are you trying to hurt me?"