Yes, but: a lot of other pretty unwholesome stuff came out about him during the process and his contract has a clause in it that allows him to be terminated on that basis; it's actually pretty common for people in his kind of position to have contracts like that.
It's also important to remember that this is how most abuse cases work out. There is almost never enough evidence because it is almost impossible to proof beyond reasonable doubt. It's incredibly rare that someone gets convicted in an abuse case, no matter if they actually committed abuse or not. The victim has to basically stand in court with the gunk and fingerprints of the perpetrator still on them and video material that shows it wasn't self-defense from the other side, for any conviction to actually happen.
That's what you take from it? No, I think there should be no reports or articles or mentions on any cases that have not yet been decided upon by a court.
A private's persons life is not ruined by an accusation because it almost never leads to a conviction, regardless of whether they are guilty or not.
No, I am really not that good in English. I often realise people understand it slightly different than what I meant. But I can't do anything about it lol