09/11/2026
A PUBLIC APOLOGY AND REMINDER TO OUR ROLLER-SKATING COMMUNITY
First and foremost, we would like to sincerely apologize to the runner involved in the recent minor incident along Muelle. We regret that this happened, and we hope that the individual is safe and doing well.
We would like to clarify that the six roller skaters involved in the incident are not members of our organization. However, we recognize that incidents like this can affect the reputation of the entire roller-skating community, regardless of group affiliation.
While they are not part of our organization, we believe that accountability goes beyond membership. As part of the roller-skating community, we acknowledge our responsibility to continuously promote discipline, respect, and safety among fellow skaters.
We strongly encourage everyone to PRACTICE SAFE SKATING. Always be mindful of pedestrians, runners, cyclists, and other road users. Give others enough space, maintain control of your speed, avoid reckless behavior, and never engage in actions that could put another person's safety at risk.
Roller skating should be about fun, friendship, fitness, and building a positive community — never at the expense of someone else's safety.
Let this incident serve as a reminder that wearing skates comes with responsibility. We all share public spaces, and respect should always come first.
Once again, we sincerely apologize to the runner and to everyone affected by this incident.
Let's promote a culture of respect, discipline, and responsible skating.
SKATE SAFE. RESPECT OTHERS. ROLL RESPONSIBLY.
— Irong-Irong Rollers
