Little Police Car

THE LITTLE POLICE CAR

Stop there! I Will Catch You

The little police car Johny was in a hurry. He was chasing a thief in his full speed. Joined the police force he never got an opportunity to prove himself. Everybody thought silly about him. But he had the confidence of doing better. So every time he got a chance, he learned new things by observing others. Today is the time to prove himself that he is not just a silly car but capable of doing the best. He was chasing a thief who was speeding away after a bank robbery. The chase continued for a while.

In a surprising move, the Johny stopped the speeding car. What he did was a shortcut. He was sure about the route the thief was moving. His prediction was quite accurate.

After this incident Johny got a personal garage to take rest while not in duty. He was very happy and did his job diligently.

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