That's not how it works. In Summit County, all felony cases originate in municipal court for the initial phases. Then they get sent on to the Summit County Grand Jury which can either indict or issue a No Bill. In any event, the municipal court case will stay open until the Grand Jury acts. However, the municipal court CAN dismiss a case; meaning that it will not be sent to the Grand Jury. It is very unusual for this to be done basically the same day the warrant is issued. It does NOT mean that the case is necessarily over. The Summit County Grand Jury can proceed with a secret indictment and skip the municipal court process altogether; but there is no way to tell if this is being done until an indictment is handed down. My guess, though, would be that this is NOT the case here since the case was already brought up in Akron Municipal Court. Whatever is going on, this is NOT the typical way a case is handled in the court system.