The top tier of the market was full of vendors of such items as clothing, souvenirs, and bootlegged CDs and movies. Police say the market was the main selling point for black market goods in the country. Between 1995 and 2001 more than 25,000 traders were prosecuted, while approximately 10 million infringing CDs and video tapes were confiscated. It is commonly believed that this was the tip of the iceberg. Amongst the English-speaking community in Warsaw the stadium was often referred to as the "Russian market".