Can you send me a patrol?
pat-TOO-lya — the 'gl' makes a soft 'ly' sound; stress on the second syllable.
Use when calling 113 and you need police physically present at your location. This phrase makes the request concrete and immediate.
'Pattuglia' is the police patrol unit. The formal 'Può' (can you — formal Lei form) is appropriate when speaking with emergency services.
Mandate qualcuno qui, per favore.
Send someone here, please.
Simpler and more urgent — drops the formal register under stress.
Ho bisogno di aiuto immediato.
I need immediate help.
General urgency phrase — works for any emergency service.
Venite subito, è urgente.
Come immediately, it's urgent.
Direct imperative — conveys maximum urgency.
When giving your address to Italian police, always include the floor (piano) and any building entry code (citofono), as Italian apartment blocks often have security access that can delay responders.