Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Crime

Increasing numbers of returning soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan are expected to have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD. And with it comes a number of other problems -- sufferers of PTSD are more likely to get addicted to drugs and engage in high risk behavior. A recent case in Northern California has raised a difficult question: If a returned soldier with PTSD commits crimes as a result of his illness, how should the criminal justice system respond? Judy Campbell takes a look at the case of an Army captain facing 12 years in prison for robbing two pharmacies. Reporter: Judy Campbell