A Miami-Dade man was arrested Tuesday evening after exposing himself to a family with young children on a South Miami-Dade roadway, then leading deputies on a foot chase, according to an arrest report. Pedro Maldonado, 42, was arrested around 7:22 p.m. near Southwest 136th Street and the Busway, the
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