No, Steven. We must be always vigilant in our current time and root out and prosecute abusers where they actually are. 

In my own diocese, the city was on a feeding frenzy over alleged abuses that happened 20-30 years ago; 3 of the accused priests named in the lawsuit proved their innocence, 2 had disappeared off the face of the planet, and the rest were dead and unable to answer the accusations. In the meantime, a baptist music minister was being investigated for statutory rape against minor boys, the head pastor of the same church hindered the police investigation for 6 months, during which time the music minister abused two more boys, and it was later established that churches that this baptist music minister had previously worked at over the course of 7 years turned a blind eye to his proclivities. This forces me to conclude that the account of Shawn Davies in a suburban baptist church just is not salacious enough, despite the fact it is more relevant and the victims very real.