High winds blow scaffolding onto Indiana woman's vehicle

High winds Thursday afternoon caused a scary moment for a woman and her toddler in Indianapolis, WXIN reported.

The woman was driving past some scaffolding when the high winds blew it onto her Jeep around 5:17 p.m., the television station reported.

According to Indianapolis fire officials, the woman and child were not injured, WXIN reported.

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