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High winds blow scaffolding onto Indiana woman's vehicle

A woman driving a Jeep in Indianapolis was hit by scaffolding blown off its moorings by high winds.

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A woman driving a Jeep in Indianapolis was hit by scaffolding blown off its moorings by high winds.
By Bob D'Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Feb 8, 2019

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

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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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