San Francisco 49ers cornerback Deommodore Lenoir addressed reporters Sunday, opening up about his offseason arrest and apologizing to the organization, teammates, coaches, and family. Lenoir was arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department on June 26 and booked on one misdemeanor count of resisting a peace officer. According to reports, officers approached Lenoir and another individual, Marcus Cunningham, after spotting double-parked vehicles obstructing traffic. Police suspected potential criminal activity and allegedly observed a firearm inside Cunningham's vehicle. Cunningham reportedly tossed his car keys to Lenoir, who then refused to hand them over to officers. While Lenoir was booked that night, he was later released. Cunningham was also arrested for possession of a concealed firearm in a vehicle. A reporter asked Lenoir what he learned from the incident. "Really, just, I'm different than who I was five years ago," Lenoir said. "So, just being at the right place, not really hanging out in areas that I shouldn't be." He added, "I want to apologize to my teammates, the organization, and to my coaches, and to my family just for a mistake."