Biker who performed a dangerous stunt in Cebu issues apology

• The biker who went viral for a dangerous stunt on the road in Cebu has issued a public apology
• A video that was shared multiple times on social media showed the biker going to the opposite lane in the path of an oncoming truck, Brigada News PH reported
• This resulted in Lapu-Lapu City outgoing mayor Junard "Ahong" Chan, calling for the identification of the biker
• The 18-year-old biker, alias Logan, voluntarily appeared at the office of the mayor and apologized

An 18-year-old biker who went viral for performing a dangerous stunt on the road in Cebu has issued a public apology following widespread backlash online, Brigada News PH reported.

The viral video, which circulated heavily on social media, showed the young biker swerving into the opposite lane—directly into the path of an oncoming truck.

The risky move alarmed viewers and prompted Lapu-Lapu City outgoing mayor Junard “Ahong” Chan to demand the biker’s identification, emphasizing the need for accountability and road safety.

Shortly after, the biker, identified by the alias “Logan,” voluntarily appeared at Mayor Chan’s office to express remorse for his actions.

During the meeting, he issued a public apology not only to the mayor but also to the general public, acknowledging the recklessness of his behavior.

“Logan” also took the opportunity to advise fellow bikers against imitating his stunt, stressing that safety should always come first.

He admitted that this was not his first offense; a previous video also surfaced showing him attempting a similar stunt involving a modern bus.

His recent stunt has reignited conversations around road discipline, especially among young cyclists who are often influenced by viral trends.

Authorities have yet to announce if Logan will face any legal consequences, but the public apology has been welcomed as a step toward promoting responsible biking.

Mayor Chan reiterated his commitment to ensuring road safety, stating that such incidents should serve as a lesson for all.

“We must always prioritize the safety of everyone on the road,” he said.

News, photos, or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, this could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

In other news, a 77-year-old woman was abducted and robbed by four suspects in Tondo, Manila, after coming home from the market. The victim was forcibly taken to Baseco, where her jewelry and cash worth ₱100,000 were stolen. Authorities are investigating the incident amid rising concerns over crimes targeting senior citizens. Similar recent cases include an elderly woman r@ped and killed in Pampanga and a senior man abducted and beaten to death in Bulacan.

Still in other news, a brawl between two motorcycle riders in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, was caught on camera, with one rider seen wearing a city hall uniform and holding a baton. The fight started after one rider allegedly rear-ended the other’s motorcycle, causing damage, and then reportedly fled the scene. Lapu-Lapu City Administrator Atty. Danilo Almendras confirmed that one of the riders involved is a city employee and is awaiting his explanation. The other rider was advised to file a formal complaint; meanwhile, the city hall staff member has not yet issued any public comment.

Source: KAMI.com.gh