Fake soccer jerseys in Spain

This week, Spanish police conducted a simultaneous raid across 15 cities, detaining some 64,000 suspects - yes, in the form of allegedly falsified soccer shirts. They also arrested a few humans. The market for rip-off jerseys is booming. So much so, that Spanish police have run out of space to store the thousands of tons of evidence. They've now resorted to renting out huge warehouses in industrial areas so that they don't have to step over bundles of the stuff just to reach their squad cars. From Spain, The World's Gerry Hadden reports.