Rod Sanford, Special to The Detroit News 
 
 Eaton County Sheriff's deputies restrain Randall Margraves, father of three victims of Larry Nassar, Friday, Feb. 2, 2018, in Eaton County Circuit Court in Charlotte, Mich. (Photo: Cory Morse, AP) 
 
 Charlotte — The father of three women who were sexually assaulted by Larry Nassar said Friday he regrets lunging at the sports doctor in court but added that he hopes the convicted pedophile ends up in one of the "hottest pits in hell." More: Larry Nassar says he didn't authorize his attorney's comments on victims 
 
 More: More than 250 have come forward as victims of Larry Nassar 
 
 Margraves apologized to the court and the deputies who were forced to tackle him. Add Larry Nassar as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Larry Nassar news, video, and analysis from ABC News. "Let me at that son of a b----," Margraves shouted in court. Margraves' daughters, Lauren and Madison Rae, had just finished speaking when he addressed the judge. But you have to understand this is a courtroom … it is not acceptable that we combat assault with assault. The father of victim 210, a woman who chose to stay anonymous, spoke after the Margraves incident. Before he was led out of the courtroom, Margraves asked the officers, "What if this happened to you guys?" "I believe in God almighty. And I can only hope when the days comes ... that he will be escorted to one of the deepest, darkest, hottest pits in hell there is for people like him.” 
 
 Margraves’ outburst occurred Friday after two of his daughters gave victim statements about the impact Nassar’s sexual abuse had on their lives. Margraves jumped at Nassar after his daughter Lauren Margraves, one of the sexual assault victims, had just finished telling the court that the "last year and a half of my life has been a crazy whirlwind and there's no reason it should have been that way." We went to the podium... in support of the two daughters [who addressed the court today] when I had to hear what was said in those statements and I had to look over at Larry Nassar shaking his head, that's when I lost control," Margraves said today. "I feel very remorseful... this cannot be a lawless society, I know that. But I regained control in a holding cell.” 
 
 Judge Janice K. Cunningham decided not to fine or jail Margraves, who apologized in court for his action. USA TODAY Sports 
 
 Larry Nassar (Photo: Matthew Dae Smith, Lansing (Mich.) State Journal) 
 
 CHARLOTTE, Mich. — A father who rushed Larry Nassar during his sentencing Friday was held in direct contempt of court, but will not be fined or detained. The same judge who was handling Nassar's case pertaining to sexual assault charges also handled Margraves' subsequent sentencing hearing, and Margraves was not arrested and will not face any fines. In a statement from the sheriff's office, Judge Janice Cunningham declined to sentence him to any jail time. “If it wasn’t for all the brave girls and women who came forward before now, I don’t know if my family could have come forward before now.” 
 
 Margraves also expressed his hope that Nassar will face divine justice. She told them to use their words, not physical violence. Victim says Nassar ‘turned my entire universe upside down’ 
 
 "There's no way that this court is going to issue any type of punishment, given the circumstances of this case," she said. About a half dozen law enforcement officers have been in the courtroom all day, with three Eaton County deputies sitting near Nassar, which is an increase from the typical number inside a courtroom for a sentencing hearing. Margraves said he came to the hearing to support his daughters but did not know what they would say because they did not let him see their statements beforehand. "I would ask you as part of this sentencing to grant me five minutes in a locked room with this demon," Randall Margraves said following his daughters' statements. Cunningham said she had the option of issuing a fine or jail time for Margraves, but decided against it with a warning: 
 
 "I cannot tolerate or condone vigilantism or any other type of action that basically comes down to an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth," Cunningham said. There were audible cries in the courtroom as Margraves was pinned to the ground by police. Margraves tried to attack Nassar after asking the judge to let him have a few minutes alone with the former USA Gymnastics doctor. Assistant Attorney General Angela Povilaitis, the lead prosecutor, warned the gallery not to repeat Margraves' outburst, saying it's not helping the victims or the community. "You cannot behave like this," Povilaitis said. I was blinded by the fancy degrees hanging on a wall” he said, adding that he “delivered my daughters to a demon” and “now I have to live with the fact that I failed to protect my daughters.” 
 
 For a long time, he said, he didn’t understand why his relationship with his daughters was strained. “But I understand.” 
 
 Nassar was sentenced last month to 40-175 years in prison on seven counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct in Ingham County Circuit Court. Randall Margraves discussed the incident at a news conference hours after being tackled and hauled out of Eaton County Circuit Court for trying to attack Nassar. I can't imagine the anger, and the anxiety and the feeling of wanting retribution and if you need to say something to help you I'm more than willing to let you say something, but in a courtroom we don't use profanity.
– Larry Nassar's victims are continuing to speak out, but the father of three did more than talk in a Michigan courtroom Friday. Following testimony from two of his daughters—including one abused at age 13, per the Detroit News—Randall Margraves took the floor and addressed Nassar as "you son of a bitch," per a CBS News video. Scolded for swearing, he then asked for "five minutes in a locked room with this demon," and when the judge politely declined, asked instead for "one minute." The comment drew laughter from some in the room even as one of Margraves' daughters whispered "stop," reports ABC News. But it quickly became clear Margraves wasn't joking. As the judge again declined the request, Margraves rushed across the room at Nassar. One of Nassar's lawyers, Matthew Newburg, appeared in front of the former USA Gymnastics doctor, seeming to block him from harm, before sheriff's deputies tackled Margraves to the ground, reports USA Today. "I want that son of a bitch. I just need one minute with that bastard," he was heard saying as three deputies held him down. As they helped him up moments later, Margraves looked at the deputies, saying, "What if this happened to you guys' daughters?" He was then led from the room in handcuffs. The scene occurred during Nassar's third sentencing trial, focusing on assault convictions in Michigan's Eaton County. He's already been sentenced to 60 years for child pornography and 40 to 175 years for assaults in the Lansing area.