Model-actor Andrew Wolff's involvement in a scuffle inside a bar in Boracay on the night of April 6, Monday, resulted in his being handcuffed and spending nine hours in jail. (Click here to read related story.)

Andrew aired his side of the story through an interview with The Buzz host Boy Abunda aired earlier today, April 12.

"Of course, I've been laying low for a long time, tapos nangyari pa ito," said Andrew.

Andrew revealed that he was detained for about nine hours at the Boracay Police Station. He added that he and the guard, Rodolfo Norbe, eventually realized that the incident was all a misunderstanding.

"He was just doing his job," Andrew said. "He thought I was trespassing sa restricted area sa bar na I reacted instinctively as self-defense."

So, did Andrew and the guard agree that the incident was just a case of misinterpreted action?

"Yes," answered Andrew. He explained that, being labeled as a bad boy, his involvement in ordinary issues could easily turn into  hype.

"A slight issue, e, pinalalaki na hindi po dapat," he said. "I just want to say sorry sa lahat ng mga involved. I hope maintindihan n'yo po na it was all a misunderstanding. The guard was just doing his job and I give him credit."

ANDREW'S STORY. He was just going up to Hey Jude bar's second floor when the incident happened.

"Akala siguro ng guard na trespassing kami, so nag-apprehend po siya [the security guard]," explained Andrew. "Next thing I know, parang may bumunot and I did self-defense. Naagaw yung baril."

Why was Andrew going up to the second floor?

"Para po maka-CR," he replied. "Paglabas po namin sa door ay dumating na yung pulis."

When the police arrived, Andrew was cuffed and led to the police station. During that time, what did he feel?

"The worse feeling in the world. Parang, ano ba ako, criminal?"

Andrew was then taken to Kalibo, Aklan, where he was supposed to face robbery charges. Now that the charges were dropped, speculations arose: Did he pay any damages or do anything to make the police change their mind?