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Member Of Leviticus Graduates From Police Academy

Posted on Jun 30, 2004

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Member Of Leviticus Graduates From Police Academy
Written: 06/30/2004
Author: AGM

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(Press Release) Wilmington, NC - On Wednesday June 23, 2004 Brian Sheppard, lead singer of Leviticus Trio, graduated from Cape Fear Community College with his Basic Law Enforcement Certificate. Sheppard will be working with Pinnacle Special Police in Wilmington. Leviticus received it's name due to Eddie Reynolds, tenor singer, and Brian working with the police department. Leviticus being the book of law, the guys found it to be a good choice for the trio's name. Leviticus has just released their first national radio release, "Give Me A Mountain," which can be found on Son Sound Music Group's 2004 Volume One Compilation. For more information about Brian or Leviticus visit http://www.leviticustrio.com.

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.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 07/06/2008

Can anyone give me more information on this group as of 2008, and where I can find copies of their music?

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