go on a spree

He told hospital staff that the knife had been purchased because he had a long-standing plan to go on a "spree murder" attack in Falkirk.

President Donald Trump then proceeded to go on a spree that was bizarre even for his standards as he retweeted posts mocking several big-name female Democrats all while he peddled baseless conspiracy theories regarding MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough.

How entitled must these athletic directors be that they would go on a spree to the Ritz in this climate?

Occasionally, for unknown reasons, a wolf or wolves will go on a spree and kill as many as 50 sheep.

Keown expects Walcott to go on a spree.