Police District
Overview:
The events of Police District unfold in the rooms of the 10th Tuscolano, a police station on the outskirts of Rome where current events intertwine with the private lives of the inspectors, officers and commissioners who, over the course of 11 intense seasons, have created one of the greatest successes on Italian TV.
Crossed destinies (part one) / Crossed destinies (part two)
Season 11 · Episode 1
Split in two (part one) / Split in two (part two)
Season 11 · Episode 2
Giarabub / Pirates
Season 11 · Episode 3
The clone factory / The strength of a love
Season 11 · Episode 4
Love for sale / Jackals
Season 11 · Episode 5
Clandestine games / The trap
Season 11 · Episode 6
Lost / A fatal talent
Season 11 · Episode 7
Luca's blood / The bad road
Season 11 · Episode 8
The champion
Season 11 · Episode 9
Chiara's memory
Season 11 · Episode 10
Choices
Season 11 · Episode 11
A single mistake
Season 11 · Episode 12
Unpunishable / Homemade
Season 11 · Episode 13
Prejudice and good people / The wrong son
Season 11 · Episode 14
The dough and the police (part one) / The dough and the police (part two)
Season 11 · Episode 15
La cattiva strada
Season 11 · Episode 16
Il campione
Season 11 · Episode 17
Il ricordo di Chiara
Season 11 · Episode 18
Scelte
Season 11 · Episode 19
Un unico errore
Season 11 · Episode 20
Impunibile
Season 11 · Episode 21
Fatto in casa
Season 11 · Episode 22
Pregiudizi e brave persone
Season 11 · Episode 23
Il figlio sbagliato
Season 11 · Episode 24
Il grano e la pula - 1a parte
Season 11 · Episode 25
Il grano e la pula - 2a parte
Season 11 · Episode 26
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