Walmart Refuses to Print Engagement Photo With Shotgun

Was Walmart out of line in refusing to print this photo? Check it out and decide for yourself.A young woman, excited about her engagement, found herself in a bit of an odd spot when one of the photos she submitted to Walmart for printing came up missing:

One of the 13 photographs submitted included [her fiance's] 12 gauge Ruger Red Label Shotgun. He said it was the first gun that he had purchased himself, calling it his "go-to" gun for outdoor sport.

When Wehner arrived at the Walmart at Central Expressway and Midpark Road to pick up the prints, she was told the photo with the firearm would not be released.

"She was very nice, but very matter-of-fact, like she was not going to budge or give me my photo," Wehner said.

She even recieved a slip from the clerk that read: "MINUS ONE 5 X 7. NO WEAPONS."

But it's the explanation that caught the couple off-guard. Wehner told News 8 that the clerk said the photo couldn't be released because the weapon would promote a "gang culture."
 

Here's the story on the local news broadcast, including the photo in question.

So, what say you? Is Walmart out of line here? Or does their policy make sense?