I’m a defense attorney, not a prosecutor, and in a different state from Ohio, however, if the Grand Jury doesn’t indict someone, there is nothing to prevent the prosecutors from presenting the case to another Grand Jury. This is common if they don’t have enough evidence or if a contradiction comes to light. Also as a defense attorney I have very seldom seen a prosecutor not get an indictment he wants. I listen to Grand Jury proceedings all the time and the prosecutor basically tells the jurors to indict or not.