Actor and TV host Billy Crawford is now enduring discomfort as he spends his night inside the detention cell at the Investigation and Detection division of the Taguig City PNP in connection to the charges filed against him due to breaking of the glass window sliding door of Taguig City Police Station 7 at around 4:30 a.m. on Sunday, September 07, 2014

The 32-year-old “It’s Showtime” co-host Billy Crawford has expressed his apology for the said incident. Crawford humbly admitted in an interview with DZMM that it was really his fault and made sorry to the police officers and fans of whatever derogatory statements he made during the incident.

In his official statement, the singer-actor admitted that he was under the influence of liquor the reason that he arrived to the police station for safety as he explained that he became aggressive and found it difficult for him to controlling himself against the strong influence of alcohol.

However, the actor was very thankful that it was happened on the place where there were police authorities who can give immediate response whatever untoward action he may take due to the influence of alcohol. He also said he hurts no man during the incident, only he broke the glass window sliding door of the Police Station 7, explained the actor.

He also added that because of “over stressed with a certain situations” the reason he want to get inside the cell but according to him he was out of his mind that he was even aggressive but calm down after his hands received handcuff from the police officers.

Read here below the official statement of Billy Crawford:

 “It was my fault pero wala akong nasaktan, wala akong tinulak, wala akong tinamaan kundi ‘yung salamin,” he said.

“To be honest with you, I don’t see anything wrong with what I did. It was my fault for actually being aggressive. Buti na lang it didn’t happen in a bar, it didn’t happen anywhere else. It happened in a precinct. The reason why is because I knew for a fact I needed to be in a controlled environment. So as I said, I really apologize to the officers if I said anything derogatory or anything else,” he added.

 “You know when we are under the influence of alcohol, you just don’t really fake it. I don’t come from a background na to hide or to fake anything. It’s an aggression. I’m just really exhausted. I’m stressed out by certain situations. We try to be the best we are. We are not perfect. Ibig sabihin ng ‘Ayaw ko makasakit,’ I’m getting the aggression,” he said.

“And usually for me, when I’m angry, I’m not plastic. If there’s someone that speaks derogatorily to me or anything, reresbak ako. It’s my protection. That’s one of the reasons why I went to the prison and said, ‘Just please arrest me.’ Kasi I do not want to be drunk roaming around or making a fool out of myself which I am right now. That was it,” he added.

 “When they put the handcuffs on me, I calmed down. When I sat down, I just… ewan ko. Ito ba ‘yung pahinga na sinasabi ko na gusto ko,” he said. “I can’t contain myself if I’m under the influence of alcohol. Sasabihin ko nga that was the only thing that was wrong for me. I just really apologized.”

Crawford also said that he learned lesson from the incedent: “Maybe lessen the alcohol and act like a grown up. It’s really immature and it’s a shame for me.”