After Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced she was charging six police officers in the death of Freddie Gray, the Daily Caller reported on how she's a “sexy,” “smoldering civil servant.”

Gray's death and treatment while in police custody has sparked national outrage and contributed to riots and peaceful demonstrations in Baltimore over the last week. Mosby, who is Baltimore's chief prosecutor, announced during a May 1 press conference she had filed the charges against the officers after a medical examiner's report ruled the death a homicide.

Daily Caller Sports Editor Christian Datoc reported on the press conference by calling Mosby a “smokeshow” with "'crazy girl' eyes":

Throughout the presser, the 35-year-old prosecutor managed to maintain a fiery, authoritative demeanor AND flashed some serious “crazy girl” eyes, a combination which -- if truth be told -- I found incredibly sexy.

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I wouldn't mind being unrestrained in the back of Ms. Mosby's paddy wagon.

Datoc's post also featured tweets from individuals calling Mosby attractive, writing “it looks like we weren't the only ones smitten with this smoldering civil servant.”

The Daily Caller has an extensive history of sexist commentary demeaning women. Recently, the Caller's founder and Editor-in-Chief Tucker Carlson dismissed controversy surrounding an email his brother sent, which called New York City Major Bill de Blasio's female spokesperson a “self-righteous bitch” with “dick-fright.” Previously, Caller writer Patrick Howley came under fire for inappropriate comments about a female reporter. The conservative website also published a sexist cartoon attacking Meghan McCain which featured a photograph of McCain with speech bubbles emerging from her breasts. Tucker Carlson told Politico in 2014 that the site frequently publishes "slideshows of the female form" because they “care about traffic.”