   He

determined that an individual named Jesus Angel Ramirez, currently on

parole, had the same cell phone number listed as the contact number on

the package and lived at 1013 Mulberry Street, #2.      Additionally, the

records check revealed that Ramirez used several different aliases

including Jose Robles and Jesse Ramirez.

      Agent Mower decided that Ramirez was the intended recipient of

the package and made plans to proceed with the controlled delivery. On
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May 16, Mower applied for an anticipatory search warrant with the

United Statesto Waterloo with the package, which

they had repacked. A postal inspector also placed a transmitter inside

the package that would alert agents once the package had been opened.
In Waterloo, the HSI agents met with members of the Tri-County Drug

Enforcement Task Force, a group of state law enforcement officials, to

assist with the controlled delivery.      These members included Jason

Feaker, the lieutenant in the Waterloo police department whom Mower

had spoken with when performing the records check the previous day.

      It was determined that Nicholas Berry, a Waterloo police officer

and member of the task force, would pose as a FedEx delivery person

and make the actual delivery.        Meanwhile, the HSI agents and other

members of the Tri-County Task