Which of the following does NOT constitute breaking?

Finding an open window does not constitute breaking because the term "breaking" implies the act of forcibly entering a structure. In the context of breaking and entering, breaking typically involves actions that create an entry point where none existed or disrupt a barrier, such as forcing a door or window.

An open window presents an available and lawful entryway, as it does not require any forceful action to access the interior. Thus, since no physical barrier is being manipulated or breached, it does not meet the legal definition of breaking.

In contrast, the other scenarios involve some form of manipulation or force against an entry point, which clearly falls within the definition of breaking as recognized in legal terms.