The man whose valuable violin was stolen on a CTA train in the Loop on Friday night spoke exclusively to ABC7 Chicago Monday.

As Chicago Police Mass Transit detectives ask people to look out for the violin, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago student to whom it belongs is quite upset. Marissa Sulek reports.

By Marissa Sulek, Adam Harrington Click here for updates on this story CHICAGO (WBBM) — As Chicago Police Mass Transit detectives ask people to look out for the violin, the School of the Art Institute ...

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