One of three prisoners who staged an audacious jailbreak in Belgium on a hijacked helicopter was arrested Thursday in Morocco, a security source told selfnews. Mohammed Johry was 'arrested at 1:00 am (0100 GMT) in Berkane,' in northeastern Morocco, following an Interpol international arrest warrant, the source said. He will be brought before a special prosecutor after an investigation is launched, the source said, adding that the trio faced jail terms of between seven and 30 years in Belgium. Johry, Ashraf Sekkaki -- described as one of Belgium's most dangerous criminals -- and Abdel Had Kahjary Mulloul flew out of a prison in Bruges on July 23 in a helicopter hijacked by their accomplices. Sekkaki, 26, has spent the last decade behind bars for his part in around a dozen attacks on banks, some of them involving hostages. He already escaped once from prison -- in September 2003 -- and managed to avoid capture for five months. Interpol had issued a so-called 'Orange Notice' to its 187 member states in a bid to recapture the fugitives. Mulloul has been arrested in Belgium but Sekkaki is still at large. 