Overview

• Lenoir apologized to teammates, coaches, the organization and his family for resisting a peace officer during a June 26 traffic stop in Los Angeles.
• He and teammate Marcus Cunningham were stopped over double-parked vehicles, with Cunningham booked for concealed firearm possession and Lenoir charged with one misdemeanor count.
• His legal case remains pending as the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office evaluates whether to file formal charges.
• Following Charvarius Ward’s departure, Lenoir has become one of the most experienced corners on the roster and stepped into a veteran leadership role.
• He has actively mentored younger defensive backs in training camp and praised the rookie class for quickly adopting the 49ers’ high-intensity defensive culture.