I can see blood. Someone is injured.
SAN-gweh — 'gue' makes a hard 'g' + 'e'; the 'u' is silent.
Use when reporting to police that injuries are visible. This combination ensures both a police and an ambulance response is dispatched.
When blood is visible, Italian emergency operators will immediately coordinate with 118 (ambulance service). Mentioning injury alongside a police call prevents you needing to make a second call.
C'è una persona a terra incosciente.
There is a person on the ground, unconscious.
Highest urgency — triggers immediate combined response.
È ferito gravemente.
He/she is seriously injured.
'Gravemente' (seriously) escalates priority.
Ha bisogno di un'ambulanza, non solo della polizia.
He/she needs an ambulance, not just the police.
Explicitly requests dual response.
Moving an injured person without medical training can worsen spinal injuries and may create legal liability. Emergency operators will specifically instruct callers not to move the victim unless there is immediate further danger.