TOMS RIVER, NJ – An Ocean County man has been jailed following a conviction for driving under the influence, according to records released by county correctional authorities.
Officials identified the inmate as Pablo Pablo Ventura-Axalco is now serving a sentence related to a violation of New Jersey Statute 39:4-50, which covers offenses for operating a vehicle while intoxicated by alcohol or drugs.
Court documents list the charge as drunk or drugged driving, a disorderly persons offense under state law. His jail records show no bail was set, and his projected release date is August 18, 2026, though that date is subject to change based on good behavior or other custodial factors.
Authorities did not list any additional detainers or secondary charges against Ventura-Axalco, and no aliases were reported.
DUI remains one of New Jersey’s most prosecuted traffic offenses
Under state law, first-time offenders convicted of DUI face stiff penalties including fines, mandatory ignition interlock use, and jail time, depending on the severity of intoxication and prior history. Ocean County continues to see high rates of alcohol-related traffic arrests, particularly during weekend and holiday enforcement periods.
Key points:
- Pablo Ventura-Axalco jailed in Ocean County for drunk driving offense
- Committed February 20, 2026, with a projected release date of August 18, 2026
- Charged under NJ Statute 39:4-50 for driving under the influence