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Two men who allegedly were involved in transporting $150 million worth of cocaine over the border through Jacumba were ordered held without bail Monday.
U.S. Magistrate Barry Moskowitz ordered Noel Armando Aispuro and Manuel de Jesus Zazueta Baltran to appear Nov. 10 for pretrial motions.
The men are charged with conspiracy to possess cocaine for sale. They were arrested Sept. 22 in the largest cocaine bust in the county after 1,285 pounds of the drug were found in one truck.
They both remain in the Metropolitan Correctional Center in San Diego.
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