A U.S. Army soldier in Hawaii swore allegiance to ISIS, kissed their flag, and had a plan to "go to downtown Honolulu and Waikiki strip and start shooting," prosecutors say.
A federal judge on July 24 scheduled a trial date in September for Wheeler Army Airfield soldier Ikaika Kang on four counts of trying to provide support to ISIS.
The Army Sergeant who spent six weeks training at Alabama's Fort Rucker a year before his arrest on terrorism-related charges told undercover agents he wanted to "kill a bunch of people" and expressed the desire to pour Drano in a co-worker's eyes, according to court documents.
