#Revolving-door justice for ‘phlegm fatale’ shows contempt for cops

Devina Singh stands charged with obstruction of governmental administration, violation of local law and harassment after spitting in an NYPD officer’s face during a demonstration Wednesday night. Huh? The “phlegm fatale” should face an assault rap.

Spitting on someone amid a pandemic isn’t just contemptuous disrespect, it’s potentially deadly. Even if she recently tested negative, she couldn’t be sure she wasn’t carrying a virus. And she plainly doesn’t care about others’ health: She wasn’t even wearing a mask as she shouted, “F - - k you, fascist” at the sergeant before the alleged expectoration.

The NYU alum and intern for former Rep. Jerry Nadler (of course) was one of dozens arrested at Wednesday’s mini-riot in the West Village — where “protesters” lit garbage on fire, screamed at outdoor diners and chanted, “Burn the precinct to the ground!”

But it wasn’t Singh’s first dance. She apparently has been busted at protests in the city three months running, for resisting arrest in September and unlawful assembly in October.

Reached by phone, she told a Post reporter that she was only responding to police violence — “they hit us with their bikes repeatedly . . . and started attacking people.” But somehow no one seems to have video showing any of that, despite all the filming protesters do these days.

In addition to all her “activism,” Singh’s social-media posts show a pretty sweet life, with pics of her in a bathing suit on a boat, sipping margaritas and showing off her heels at boutique hotel The Villa Casa Casuarina in Miami.

Why would anyone want to be a police officer in this city? They keep us safe and deserve our gratitude and respect. Instead, they’re spat upon for no reason — and the protesters responsible are given no more than a stern look. It’s shameful.