Former LAPD Officers Don't Consider Sharon Stone's O.J. Simpson Story

Sharon Stone claims LAPD officers came to her home during the O.J. Simpson chase and whisked her away — but cops who were on the force back then don’t have any such memory.

David Gascon — who was a commander at the LAPD’s Media Relations department during the O.J. years — tells TMZ … he’s never heard of cops showing up to Sharon’s crib on June 17, 1994, when officers were in hot pursuit of Simpson during that infamous televised low-speed chase.

Not only is Gascon personally unaware of it happening … he says he’d never heard a single report of Sharon’s involvement, at least not until she talked about it this past week.

Ditto for Tom Lange … the lead LAPD detective on the O.J. case tells us he hadn’t heard a peep about Sharon’s claim cops ushered her to a hotel for safety reasons. In fact, Lange asks the obvious question … why would O.J. go after Sharon at the time?

Lange insists, if Sharon’s Simpson saga happened, he would’ve heard of it. As for Sharon’s M.O. in telling it … he suspects it might have to do with the 30th anniversary coming up in June.

Last, but not least, we spoke to a retired former LAPD officer — who worked in the South L.A. division back in 1994 — and he also says any Sharon-O.J. connection is news to him!