Mob Wives's cast member Hector Pagan has been wearing a wire for the FBI
He's a REAL snitch! Mob Wives's cast member has been wearing a wire for the FBI that led to arrest of two family members
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Bust: Anthony Graziano was arrested last week after cast member Hector Pagan, his former son-in-law, conversed with him while wearing a wire for the FBI
In a dose of reality-check for hit reality show Mob Wives a cast member was found wearing a wire for the FBI - to help send one of his crime family members back to the slammer.
Mob Wives cast member Hector Pagan, former son-in-law to crime man Anthony 'The Little Guy' Graziano, had negotiated a deal with the feds to wear the wire last summer following an arrest involving armed robbery charges.
The news came as a major shock to the reality show Thursday when the cast members learned about their 'turncoat' family member through a report on Ganglandnews.com, according to the New York Post.
'The first inclination is always to say, 'shut it down,'' rattled show creator and daughter of Graziano, Jennifer Graziano told the Post of her show.
The online report also puts the spotlight on Pagan's ex-wife and show star Renee Graziano to explain how it could have happened.
Renee 'is going to have to tell viewers (as well as co-stars) why her ex-husband Hector Pagan ... is now a mob turncoat playing for Team America,' the report states.
Both Pagan and Graziano were arrested in Staten Island last week, Graziano, reportedly for instructing Pagan to collect a loanshark debt of $150,000 from an unidentified man which was caught on tape.
Pagan was reportedly arrested for his summer robbery, the government coming to collect following his recent cooperation.
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SharePagan was seen on the reality TV show's first season beside his ex-wife Renee Graziano and was expected to take on a larger role in its second season debuting January 1st.

Duped: Renee Graziano, the ex-wife of Pagan and daughter of Graziano, has been vocal about her loyalty to her family as well as her hatred of snitches on the show
Jennifer Graziano says her 71-year-old father, who has since returned behind bars, is 'taking it as it comes,' according to the Post.
'He spoke to my mother and he just said he wished he could have had Thanksgiving with his family. He's [locked up] and he's going to deal with it,' she said.
As for what her father's thinking is of her former-brother-in-law, Pagan, she says, 'I'm sure he's not thrilled.'
Graziano had just finished a lengthy prison sentence for racketeering before his arrest last week.

Severed: Renee Graziano claims her father, now in prison because of her ex-husband, had cut ties with her and her sister well before his latest arrest after their participation in the mob-themed reality show

Known chaos: Drita Davanzo, the wife of a bank robber featured Mob Wives, chokes Renee Graziano during a fight in Mob Wives' first season boosting the show's must-see ratings
Alas, the show must go on, says Jennifer Graziano, despite her father's previous disapproval of the show which lead to her reported disowning of her and her sister Renee.
'He absolutely has not given his blessing. He's not very happy at all, to be honest,' Renee Graziano had previously told the Post.
But with seven of the 12 episodes of next season already completed and there obviously being more story to tell, her sister Jennifer reasons: 'We're making a reality show and this is the reality of what's going on.'
According to Renee Graziano's show biography she is a 'mob loyalist', who supported her father - a suspected high-ranking member of La Cosa Nostra.

The Wives: With the second season near completion, the four original stars plus one new wife still plan on returning January 1st
As a 'mob loyalist,' she has also been quite public on her family commitment and dislike of snitches.
'A rat is someone who doesn't mind their f***ing business and gets involved with the cops,' she said.
'If you're a rat, you're not in my circle. Matter of fact, I'll make your life so f***ing miserable you won't be able to hang out in anybody's circle,' she said.
'It is a reality show, and I knew this was going to be personal to me going into this,' Jennifer Graziano explained Thursday, 'But I didn’t know this was going to happen.'
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