CHICAGO (WLS) -- A college music student was riding the Blue Line last week, when he accidentally left behind his flute that's worth $22,000.
Donald Rabin said the instrument also has emotional value, as it belonged to his late grandmother.
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Rabin posted a desperate plea for help on social media after he realized he had lost it. After a few days, Chicago police helped him find the flute at a pawn shop.
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"This would make my grandmother so happy; I feel like I'm going to cry right now. It's just amazing," Rabin said when he got his flute back Thursday. "I just can't believe it."
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To thank CPD for their help, Rabin performed for officers at the 14th District station.