"Snail Man" na gumapang sa highway sa Cebu, sumuko na sa otoridad, nag-sosorry

- Cebu vlogger Boss LB, more popularly known as "Snail Man" took to Facebook and issued an apology

- He said that he would be going to the police station to apologize for the wrong he has done, particularly for crawling on the highway in the midst of traffic

- He also mentioned that he caused an inconvenience on the road on Sunday, March 9, in Consolacion, Cebu

- Authorities are now looking at filing appropriate charges for Snail Man for what he did

Cebu-based vlogger Boss LB, popularly known as "Snail Man," took to Facebook to issue a public apology after his controversial stunt on a busy highway.

In his video post, he admitted to his mistake and stated that he would be visiting the police station to personally apologize for the inconvenience he caused.

The video also showed the vlogger in the presence of a police officer.

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The incident, which occurred on Sunday, March 9, in Consolacion, Cebu, saw Snail Man crawling on the road in the midst of traffic.

The act, meant as a stunt for social media, disrupted motorists and raised concerns about public safety.

Following backlash from netizens and authorities, the vlogger acknowledged his wrongdoing and expressed regret for his actions.

Authorities have since taken notice of the incident and are now considering filing appropriate charges against Snail Man.

Officials emphasized that such reckless behavior on public roads not only endangers the individual involved but also poses risks to motorists and pedestrians.

As the case develops, Snail Man's actions serve as a reminder of the responsibilities influencers have in creating content that does not compromise public safety.

His apology may be a step in the right direction, but legal consequences could still follow as authorities determine the appropriate course of action.

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