Preposition: on

• bus: The latest ad, depicting a monkey acting as a pickpocket on a crowded bus, has attracted condemnation from conservationists and animal charities.

Adjective modifier

• young: While many household burglars would be one up from young pickpockets, more skilled burglars were older.

• professional: A professional pickpocket walked along with some of these pilgrims.

Converse of object

• beware: Beware pickpockets in busy tourist areas and take extra care if taking part in any water sports activities.

• attract: One word of advice tho, these busses can become very crowded, and have in the past been known to attract pickpockets.

• avoid: In crowded areas make sure all bags are zipped and keep your hands in your pockets to avoid pickpockets.

Noun used with modifier

• master: You, too can learn how to be a master pickpocket entertainer!

• street: This DVD will reveal for the first time anywhere the real secrets of street pickpockets and how they can be used to entertain.

Preposition: in

• area: However, be aware of pickpockets in busy areas & busses, also snatch thieves on bikes.

• place: Don't carry large amounts of cash or valuables; don't leave possessions unattended; beware of pickpockets in crowded places.

Modifies a noun

• entertainer: You, too can learn how to be a master pickpocket entertainer!