"I feel vindicated," London, 38, tells PEOPLE. "But I'm hardly jumping for joy. The damage that has been done to my career, reputation and family is almost irreparable."
London had reported being abducted in June 2010 by several men who helped change his flat tire in Palm Springs, Calif. They pulled a gun on him, drove him around for 12 hours while making him take ecstasy and smoke methamphetamine, then stole his car, he told police.
Shortly afterwards, London's mother and brother came out publicly saying they had serious doubts about his story, fueling widespread speculation that he fabricated the assault. London is a recovering addict who has fought a long battle with prescription drugs.
