A judicial resolution from the Penal Court of Limón alleges that Kedward Vaz Mc Loud, connected to the criminal known as “Pecho Rata,” was coordinating drug trafficking operations. Authorities claim Mc Loud utilized tourist businesses located in Cahuita as a means to launder money generated from illicit activities. The investigation suggests Mc Loud was not only involved in the distribution of drugs but also actively managed these businesses to conceal the origin of funds. This case highlights concerns regarding the penetration of organized crime into the tourism sector of Cahuita. Further details regarding the extent of the alleged money laundering scheme are currently under investigation by authorities in Limón. The judicial ruling underscores the suspected financial ties between Mc Loud and the larger criminal network associated with “Pecho Rata.” The investigation continues to uncover the full scope of these alleged criminal activities within the region.