@Alex12121 
I beg to differ - they are exactly two sides of the very same coin. People are being falsely accused - either intentionally or mistakenly. In the former case the police are deciding whether or not an accusation is unfounded and let some slip through that shouldn't. The first installment of the series is is about the police finding some accusations unfounded. One motivation for making the distinction of unfounded/founded is to prevent an unnecessary prosecution of an innocent person.
One cannot discuss changing the system of making a founded/unfounded determination without considering all the people who will be affected and that includes the accused. The whole picture needs to be looked at, not just part of it.
And btw it is not just men who are victims of wrongful accusation, I don't know about Canada but in the US there have been cases of lesbians being wrongfully convicted.