<text>  A school bus driver forced a 6-year-old boy to exit at the wrong stop, an Indianapolis mother claimed this week. The woman, Kelly Beers, has said her son Cameron had to walk home through knee-deep snow on the side of a heavily-trafficked road. Beers told a local television station that Cameron was distraught when he raced back to the familys apartment. I just saw him run around the corner with snow up to his knees, Beers recalled in an interview with WXIN-TV. His face was red and he was crying. Im like What happened? Scroll down for video . Student: Kelly Beers has claimed that a school bus driver forced her 6-year-old son Cameron, seen here, to get off at the wrong stop . The way back: The stop was approximately a half-mile from where Cameron lives, and his trek involved knee-high snow . He said, The bus driver dropped me off at the wrong stop and he wouldnt listen to me when I told him I dont live there. The incident happened Monday on the citys southwest side, WXIN-TV reported. According to Beers, the substitute driver would not listen to Cameron after he said he didnt exit at the final stop on the route. I said, Well did you tell him that you dont live over there? Beers told WXIN-TV. He said, Yes but he wouldnt listen to me. And I wish I could see the video, but ironically, it wasnt working. The stop was approximately a half-mile from where Cameron lives and his trek involved knee-high snow, WXIN-TV reported. The boys adoptive father was killed by a car last year while walking next to a road when deep snow covered the sidewalks. Mother: Kelly Beers, pictured, has said that her son Cameron was upset when he raced back to the familys apartment after the incident . School: Cameron is a student at Blue Academy, part of the Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township . Beers also told WXIN-TV of her son He could have gotten hit. It could have took one slip on Lynhurst the road where he got off. According to the Fox affiliate, Camerons normal bus was being worked on so he took an alternate bus to school - and he took the alternate bus when school was out since he didnt know the normal bus was operating again. Officials with the school district told WXIN-TV they continue to look into the matter and will consider how to keep it from happening again. 