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Police report nearly 400 children have been saved in what was called one of the biggest child porn busts ever staged.
Cops say they arrested actors, teachers, doctors, and just about every other profession imaginable.
The Project Spade sting rounded up over 100 Canadians, 76 Americans, and 55 Australians. There were also arrests in Mexico, Spain, Greece, and Norway.
Police officials said "officers seized hundreds of thousands of videos detailing horrific sexual acts against very young children, some of the worst that they have ever viewed."
The case got its start when a man in Toronto named Brian Way was accused of distributing child pornography videos.
Police claim Way had a network of contacts around the world that created videos for him centered on kids from 5 to 12 years old.
The charges say he them used his company to distributed the videos internationally.
Way has been charged with child pornography and 23 other offenses.
He is currently in jail waiting for trial.
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