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It's not going to be a bomb or drugs, that would have been scan & checked by UPS. You can check the tracking number to confirm it is genuine on UPS website. If it's stolen goods he just has to explain where he got it from which would match UPS data log, so he would be in the clear, after all the item is not address to him.
1) People who are involved in criminal activities are constantly coming up with new/more sophisticated ways to avoid detection/getting caught, and usually at a much faster pace than what the carriers are coming up with new solutions to combat them....
The fact that the tracking # is legit means nothing, only that it was shipped thru UPS and delivered to an address where nobody is currently living, which is also suspicious in it's own right.
2) If you intercept or take possession of stolen or illegal goods, regardless of how this came to be, all the data logs in the world are not gonna put you "in the clear". Plus the fact that moving or otherwise interfering with packages addressed to someone else is a crime, anywhere, any time, any way...