乱暴狼藉
ran.bou.rou.zeki

Literally: disorder – violence – wolf – spread

Alternately: To engage in violent and unlawful behavior; to ignore reason and act wildly and destructively. Rioting; committing outrages.

Notes: It is an error to replace 藉 with homophone 籍, “register” (note the 艹 “crown” in one and the ⺮ in the other). So is reading 暴 as baku, although that can be a valid pronunciation in other contexts.

This is a doubled-for-emphasis type of yojijukugo; both 乱暴 and 狼藉 refer to “violence.” Supposedly the latter invokes the image of a patch of disturbed grass where a wolf has lain down to sleep. The compound may be made into a verb phrase by following it with ～を働く (~wo hataraku).

Scenes of violence from a historical text at Daitakuji (大澤寺), a Buddhist temple in Shizuoka that is – and I am not making this up – just a couple minutes walk from a goldfish shop called White House. Topical!