The largest slavery network in the United Kingdom falls

The British police dismantled what would be the largest modern slavery network ever discovered in the country. Authorities believe there were up to 400 victims, aged between 17 and 60. People were promised employment and accommodation, but were forced to work in farms and waste recycling centers and almost all of their wages were taken by traffickers. Phil Black of CNN spoke with a person who looks closely at that harsh reality. LOOK: Life after slavery: Victory, a Nigerian man, tells his story of survival