CAMDEN – A train-versus-car wreck left a woman dead and a man seriously injured. The Missouri Highway Patrol reported the incident started when Adam T. Allred, 30, Richmond, drove a 1998 Ford Escort north on Camden Street in Camden, about 9:08 p.m. Sunday, Sgt. Bill Lowe said. “(Allred) failed to yield to a railroad crossing traffic control device, and drove around (the) train crossing arm,” the report states. A GE P42DC locomotive driven west by Kyle Ellis struck the car. Coroner Bart Willim pronounced Allred’s passenger, Ashley M. Harder, 32, Richmond, dead at the scene. Lowe said Allred could face a Class A misdemeanor charge. Anyone convicted of that charge faces up to a year in jail, a fine up to $2,000 or both. Lifeflight Eagle transported Allred to Centerpoint Medical Center, Independence. “By law, trains always have the right of way because they cannot swerve, stop quickly or change directions to avert collisions. A freight train traveling at 55 mph takes a mile – the…