and Terazon later

agreed to pay Villavicencio $1000 per ounce to sell the drug. The first transaction,

at which Terazon was present, was for one ounce, and subsequent transactions, at

which Terazon used a man named Juan Luis Sanchez-Reyes, were for two ounces,

one ounce, and eight ounces, respectively. In August 2005, Terazon sent a five-

pound package to Sanchez-Reyes and Gianella, two to three pounds of which were

for Villavicencio, but police intercepted the package and arrested Sanchez-Reyes

and Gianella. On cross-examination, Terazon testified that although the factual

proffer with his guilty plea did not specifically state that two to three pounds were

to go to Villavicencio, that was the intention.

      Sanchez-Reyes testified that Herrera and Terazon introduced him to

Villavicencio, to whom Sanchez-Reyes sold methamphetamine that he received

from Terazon. The firstdeal was for one ounce at $800, and a man named Juan

Madiedo came with Villavicencio to the first two deals.        Ultimately, Sanchez-

Reyes sold methamphetamine to Villavicencio on five occasions. On the day he

was arrested, he was supposed to give eight ounces of the five-pound shipment to

Villavicencio.   On cross-examination, he said that Terazon never told him that he




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was supposed to give Villavicencio two or three pounds from the five pound

shipment, and that he collected $800 an ounce,