TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida Sheriffs Association president Grady Judd says the proposed amendment to legalize medical marijuana is a “wolf in sheep’s clothing” that would allow for recreational use of the drug.

The association met with reporters Tuesday to promote the “Don’t Let Florida Go To Pot” coalition. Judd and others assert that loopholes in the amendment would allow minors access to marijuana and drug dealers to qualify as “personal caregivers.” He added that dispensaries would replace pill mills.