Fracas (noun)

1. A noisy and violent disturbance or fight.
2. A noisy and violent public disturbance or altercation.

Origin:

From french fracas ("noise, uproar"), from fracasser ("to break to pieces"), which comes from latin fractus ("broken"), it means a noisy and violent disturbance or fight.

Examples:

1. The fracas at the bar led to several arrests.
2. The fracas in the street caused a disturbance.
3. The fracas between the two groups led to a fight.
4. The fracas in the night club caused the police to be called.
5. The fracas between the two football teams led to a brawl.