hoodlum
/ˈhuːd.lʊm/Definitions
1. noun
A young person, especially a boy or young man, who is considered to be a troublemaker or a delinquent.
“The neighborhood was plagued by a group of hoodlums causing trouble in the streets.”
2. noun
A person, often a young person, who behaves in a violent or aggressive manner, especially in a public place.
“The bar was attacked by a group of hoodlums who were looking for a fight.”
3. noun
A person who is considered to be a troublemaker or a nuisance.
“The politician was criticized for being a hoodlum who disregarded the rules and regulations.”