An idiom to describe something being robbed.

It's been ransacked, the grass is gone, the chicken is gone, the dog is gone, the light is gone, and the beans are gone.

Dig it out: catch birds with a net; Dig: refers to digging a mouse hole to find food. Use all means to find property.

Sweep it away and clean it up immediately. This metaphor is completely clear.

Sweep it away and clean it up immediately.

Catch it all at once, or destroy it completely.

A catch-all is a metaphor for a catch-all.

Dig it out. Closest to what you want to say.

There are four non-idioms: plunder, plunder, plunder and so on.