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Body Count is a heavy metal band, best known for being fronted by Ice T and causing a furor with the release of "Cop Killer" from their debut album, Body Count . Besides Ice T, Body Count included Ernie-C , Mooseman , Beatmaster V and D-Roc . A few months after Body Count was released, parent groups and other advocates began protesting "Cop Killer". After months of intense pressure, Warner Brothers took the song off the album. Ice T left the company soon after. Ice T's own Priority Records released Body Count's follow-up, Born Dead . Sales were slow, and Mooseman left the group. Violent Demise: Last Days ( 1997) received better reviews than ever before, but sales were still low.

Mooseman was shot in a drive-by in winter 2000 while working for Iggy Pops Beat em up

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