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Benny: The Case of the Clever Pickpockets

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Benny was a young boy who lived in a small town. He was a curious and intelligent boy, and he loved to solve mysteries.

Benny P.I. The case of the Clever Pickpockets: The Clever Pickpockets

by Wolf Dieter Hellberg

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	26166 KB
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	68 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

One day, Benny was walking home from school when he saw a group of people gathered around a woman. The woman was crying, and she said that her purse had been stolen.

Benny listened to the woman's story, and he began to think about who could have stolen her purse. He noticed that the woman had been standing in a crowded area, and he realized that it would have been easy for someone to steal her purse without her noticing.

Benny started to look around the crowd, and he noticed a group of boys who were hanging around the edge of the group. The boys were all wearing dark clothes, and they had their hands in their pockets.

Benny thought that the boys looked suspicious, and he decided to follow them. The boys walked down the street, and they turned into an alleyway.

Benny followed the boys into the alleyway, and he saw them go into a building. Benny waited for a few minutes, and then he followed them into the building.

The boys were in a room, and they were counting the money that they had stolen from the woman. Benny watched them for a few minutes, and then he decided to step out of the shadows.

"Hey!" Benny said. "What do you think you're ng?"

The boys looked up in surprise, and they saw Benny standing in the doorway. The boys started to run towards Benny, but Benny was too quick for them. He dodged their attacks, and he grabbed one of the boys by the arm.

"Let go of me!" the boy said.

"Not until you tell me what you're ng here," Benny said.

The boy sighed. "Okay," he said. "We're pickpockets. We steal from people in crowded areas."

"That's not right," Benny said. "You're stealing from people who work hard for their money."

"We don't care," the boy said. "We just want to make money."

"Well, you're not going to make any more money from this woman," Benny said. "I'm going to take her purse back to her."

Benny took the purse from the boy, and he ran out of the building. He found the woman who had been robbed, and he gave her back her purse. The woman was so grateful to Benny, and she gave him a big hug.

Benny was proud of himself for solving the mystery of the clever pickpockets. He had used his intelligence and his bravery to help the woman get her purse back.

Benny learned that it's important to be observant and to be brave. He also learned that it's important to stand up for what's right.

Benny P.I. The case of the Clever Pickpockets: The Clever Pickpockets

by Wolf Dieter Hellberg

5 out of 5