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Distretto di Polizia is an Italian police procedural television series, aired on Canale 5 from 26 January 2000, until 15 January 2012, lasting eleven seasons. The show revolves around the lives of the employees of a police station in the Tuscolano neighborhood of Rome. ^[1]

Contents

• Cast
• Episodes
• Season 1 (2000)
• Season 2 (2001)
• Season 3 (2002)
• Season 4 (2003)
• Season 5 (2005)
• Season 6 (2006)
• Season 7 (2007)
• Season 8 (2008)
• Season 9 (2009)
• Season 10 (2010)
• Season 11 (2011-2012)
• See also
• References
• External links

Cast

• Isabella Ferrari as Giovanna Scalise
• Giorgio Tirabassi as Roberto Ardenzi
• Ricky Memphis as Mauro Belli
• Lorenzo Flaherty: Walter Manrico
• Simone Corrente as Luca Benvenuto
• Serena Bonanno as Nina Moretti
• Roberto Nobile as Antonio Parmesan
• Marco Marzocca as Ugo Lombardi
• Carlotta Natoli as Angela Rivalta
• Claudia Pandolfi as Giulia Corsi
• Giorgio Pasotti as Paolo Libero
• Giampaolo Morelli: Davide Rea
• Giulia Bevilacqua as Anna Gori
• Francesca Inaudi as Irene Valli
• Enrico Silvestrin as Alessandro Berti
• Massimo Dapporto as Marcello Fontana
• Max Giusti as Raffaele Marchetti
• Anna Foglietta: Elena Argenti
• Stefano Pesce: Lorenzo Monti
• Flavio Parenti as Gabriele Mancini
• Dino Abbrescia: Pietro Esposito
• Lucilla Agosti as Barbara Rostagno
• Andrea Renzi: Leonardo Brandi

Episodes