Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Season 17

Eldon:
On the advice of counsel, the Bakers won't be speaking to you anymore. They've gone back upstate.

Fin:
That's OK, Pastor - we want you.

Eldon:
Oh?

Dodds:
In July, when Lane was on her mission trip, you were with her?

Eldon:
I was.

Fin:
You spend time alone?

Eldon:
So that's where you're going with this.

Fin:
Any reason why we shouldn't?

Eldon:
Respect. Basic human decency. That's not to say I don't understand where you're coming from. People like the Bakers and me, we scare you. The values that we espouse, our faith. You live in Gomorrah. When men of God come and preach love for the Scripture, it threatens you people to the core.

Dodds:
You think this is religious persecution?

Eldon:
Well, you said, it, not me. But I have seen it before. Every time I leave New York, I think, "Just keep going. Don't look back." But there is too much work to be done, too many souls to minister to.

Fin:
Like you ministered to Lane?

Eldon:
OK, I've had enough of this.

Dodds:
Not quite. We're gonna need a DNA sample.

Fin:
Since you didn't do the deed, you shouldn't have any problem giving us one.

Eldon:
Well, I believe you need a warrant for that.

Fin:
[pulls out a warrant] Ask, and ye shall receive.