Of course. No less than before he was indicted. Just because some sheigetz prosecutor, seeking to advance his career, makes some unfounded politically-motivated anti-semitic allegations against a Yid, is no reason to treat him any differently than any other tzaddik.
And you’re asking about mere accusations, so all the more so. Even if he were convicted (which wasn’t your question), it would be meaningless, as a secular court conviction, based on their corrupt secular court standards of evidence and utilizing corrupt secular law — which are against halacha — have no standing.