text: A state prosecutor in Detroit made the ill-advised suggestion that Baltimore police should respond to protests gripping the city by shooting everyone involved. Teana Walsh, who is paid by Michigan taxpayers to pursue justice, wrote an unhinged post on her Facebook urging a deadly response to violence in the troubled Maryland city. Walsh an assistant prosecutor in Wayne County, which includes Detroit, aired her point of view late Monday night, Fox2 Detroit reported. Scroll down for video . Controversial: Teana Walsh, pictured above plying her trade in court, made the objectionable post . Kill 'em all: Teana Walsh, an assistant prosecutor in Detroit, Michigan, posted the above to Facebook . 'Flipping disgusting'? Walsh suggested deadly force should be used against the violent protesters . She said: 'So I am watching the news in Baltimore and see large swarms of people throwing bricks, etc at police who are fleeing from their assaults ... 15 in the hospital already. 'Solution. Simple. Shoot 'em. Period. End of discussion. 'I don't care what causes the protestors to turn violent...what the "they did it because" reason is... no way is this acceptable. Flipping disgusting.' At least 15 people voiced their approval by 'liking' the comment. She later changed her mind about the post and deleted it - but not before enraged local attorneys recorded and shared the post. Regret? Walsh delete the post after seeing the riots in Baltimore, Maryland, on television . Anger: Walsh said that seeing protesters throwing rocks led her to the conclusion they should be shot . The outrage prompted Walsh's bosses to issue a statement defending her, claiming the post was 'completely out of character'. It said: 'APA Teana Walsh is known for her great work ethic and her compassion for victims of crime and their families. Her post was up on line briefly and she immediately took it down. 'The post was completely out of character for her and certainly does not reflect the person that we know.'
target: Teana Walsh, assistant prosecutor in Wayne County, Michigan, wrote Facebook post .
  Said she watched violent rioters in Baltimore and found them 'disgusting'
  Suggested that shooting them was the only solution - then deleted post .
  Her bosses were forced to issue statement defending her .