Blurred view of fire truck driving in city. A video, which was posted to social media, shows a scantily clad woman exiting a San Jose fire truck, closing the door, and walking into the Pink Poodle, an adult entertainment club at 328 Bascom Avenue.

An eyebrow-raising video has caused a stir in San Jose — and an investigation within its fire department, officials say.

The video, which was posted to social media, shows a scantily clad woman exiting a San Jose fire truck, closing the door, and walking into the Pink Poodle, an adult entertainment club at 328 Bascom Avenue.

“The Department has become aware of a concerning video posted on social media,” San José Fire Chief Robert Sapien Jr. wrote in a press release.

“An investigation has been initiated to determine facts surrounding the video.”

Fire department spokesperson added that if any findings of an internal investigation reveal “inappropriate behavior” of any department members, appropriate steps will be taken to address the matter.

Annie Vainshtein (she/her) is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: avainshtein@sfchronicle.com. Twitter: @annievain

Annie is a reporter for The San Francisco Chronicle. She previously was a digital producer for The Chronicle's Datebook section. She graduated from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo in 2017 with a degree in journalism. During her time there, she spearheaded a culture column, produced radio pieces for NPR-affiliate station KCBX, and was a DJ and writer for KCPR, the campus radio station. Before joining the Chronicle, she was an associate producer at SFGATE and interned at VICE and Flood Magazine. She's particularly interested in communities and scenes that are often misunderstood.