Police fear a worrying precedent after a Brisbane protester walked from court with a more lenient sentence than the infringement notice he initially received. Refugee activist Luke Evitts, 19, was fined $533 for a roadway sit-in outside Kangaroo Point Central Hotel where immigration detainees have been kept since last year. Evitts elected to contest the ticket in Brisbane Magistrates Court today pleading guilty to contravening a police direction. Luke Evitts, 19, received a good behaviour bond for contravening a police direction during a refugee rights protest. The court heard the hospitality worker was part of a group which was lawfully protesting but then conducted a sit in on the road in June last year.