Just when you thought professional athletes had it all figured out, San Francisco 49ers cornerback Deommodore Lenoir decided to add some spice to his weekend drama.

In a twist that sounds more like a comedy sketch than a police report, Lenoir found himself spending a few unexpected hours in an LA County jail after a peculiar encounter with local law enforcement. The incident went down on Thursday night, transforming what was probably meant to be a chill hangout with friends into a misdemeanor obstruction of justice situation.

The Key to Trouble

According to reports, police believed they spotted a gun in one of Lenoir’s friend’s cars. When officers demanded the vehicle keys, things got… complicated. Instead of a straightforward handover, Lenoir allegedly played an impromptu game of key hot potato, tossing them between friends who were equally uninterested in cooperating.

Contract and Consequences

This wild night comes at an interesting time for Lenoir, who recently secured a jaw-dropping $92 million contract extension. The 49ers cornerback, once considered a draft steal, might now be stealing headlines for all the wrong reasons. His court date is scheduled for July 25, which conveniently conflicts with the team’s training camp starting July 22.

The Aftermath

While Lenoir was released after just three hours without bail, the obstruction charge hangs over him like an awkward fog (pun absolutely intended). The 49ers have only stated they are “gathering information,” leaving fans and sports commentators to speculate about potential consequences.

Stay tuned, Bay Area sports fans - this story is definitely not over yet.