Fugitive terror suspect who escaped police by dressing in a burka had previously been remanded in custody TWICE for 'breaching his restrictions' Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed escaped in west London last Friday He changed into the disguise while inside a mosque He may have had his passport with him - though it has now been cancelled Today the CPS revealed that he had been released on bail in April He faces 20 charges for alleged breaches, and was due to appear in court Fugitive Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed - who escaped authorities last week dressed in a burka - had been bailed twice for allegedly breaching his terror prevention order. The suspect, whose alleged offences include unauthorised internet access and illicit meetings, faced 20 charges and had spent almost nine months in police custody. The Crown Prosecution Service today revealed that he had been held for four months at the start of this year, before being bailed in April. It also said that he had been in custody between October 2011 and February 2012. A warrant was issued today for Mohamed's arrest after he failed to attend the Old Bailey for a hearing related to his charges. The revelation came as it was claimed Mohamed may even have had his passport with him when he escaped the authorities by cutting off his ankle tag. Sources revealed how the terror suspect removed the ankle tag, fitted as a condition of his terrorism prevention order (T-Pim), after entering the An-Noor mosque in west London last Friday. Admission: Theresa May was forced to admit inadvertently misleading Parliament when she said on Monday police had seized the fanatic's travel document.