Which of the following is NOT a type of burglary offender?

The categorization of burglary offenders typically includes types that reflect their experience, motivation, and methods. An amateur burglar often lacks experience and may act impulsively, while a professional burglar is skilled and meticulously plans their crimes. Juvenile offenders are young individuals who may engage in criminal activities, including burglary, often influenced by peer pressure or lack of supervision.

The term "vagrant" refers more to a status of being homeless or without a fixed residence rather than a specific type of burglary offender. While individuals who are vagrant may commit various crimes, including theft or burglary, being a vagrant does not inherently define the criminal behavior or the systematic approach typically seen in someone who engages in burglary. Therefore, vagrancy does not fit within the established classifications of burglary offenders.