Hooliganism (noun)

Violent or destructive behavior, especially by young people, typically in a group and often in public places.

Origin:

The word "hooliganism" is derived from the name "hooligan" which was a fictional irish family whose members were known for their rowdy and violent behavior. the word was used in the late 19th century to describe young men who were involved in rowdy or destructive behavior.

Examples:

1. Hooliganism is a major problem at football matches.
2. The police are cracking down on hooliganism in the city center.
3. Hooliganism is a destructive and violent behavior that poses a threat to public safety.
4. The hooligans caused damage to the store during the riot.
5. Hooliganism includes activities such as vandalism, assault and public disorder.