 which stands for Juvenile Accountability and Diversion Empowerment. Jennings said in the Jade program, officers have home visits with juveniles that have been arrested, as well as meeting with their guardians in hopes of making them understand the seriousness of their actions and not to commit more crimes. Jennings said the officers from the Jade program have had more than 100 visits with juveniles and their guardians so far this year. Brett Jensen, WBT News. News Talk 1110 and 99.3 WBT. With a look at your evening drive, here's Pam Warner.