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Mexican army tackles drug gangs

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More than 1,000 troops patrol the streets of Ciudad Juarez - often dubbed Mexico's most violent city - in a bid to end the fighting between drug gangs.

The BBC's Matthew Price went on patrol with the Mexican army.

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