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Money mutt sniffs out cash smugglers in Denmark

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Airport authorities in Denmark are using a sniffer dog trained to detect large quantities of money hidden within luggage.

The canine, who is aptly named Cash, is the Danish Tax and Customs Administration's latest weapon against tax debtors trying to smuggle currency out of the country.

Sam Naz reports.

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