Former Hooters Manager Arrested in Connection With Burglaries
Chatham County Police have arrested a former Hooters manager, William Crisman, in connection with multiple burglaries at the restaurant. Crisman faces two felony counts of second-degree burglary for incidents that occurred after the restaurant closed.
Savannah, GA, October 26, 2026 —
Chatham County Police have arrested William Crisman, a former Hooters manager, in connection with multiple burglaries at the restaurant. Crisman faces two felony counts of second-degree burglary related to incidents that occurred after the restaurant closed.
The information provided does not specify when the incidents occurred, where the restaurant is located, or what was allegedly taken or damaged. It also does not detail how police connected Crisman to the burglaries or when the arrest took place.
The summary identifies two felony counts, but does not provide further information about the allegations underlying each count. No court date, plea, or other case status was provided. The available account also does not include a statement from Crisman, his attorney, Hooters, or police beyond the arrest and charge information.
The charges are allegations, and the information provided does not state whether Crisman has entered a plea or whether a court has made any findings. No additional details about the investigation or what happened after the arrest were included.
As a result, the confirmed details in the summary are limited to the arrest, Crisman’s former role as a manager, the connection to multiple burglaries at the restaurant, and the two second-degree burglary counts. Further information about the timing, specific circumstances, and status of the case was not provided.
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